When it comes to talking about apps for your tablets and smartphones, we have commented that these platforms have now become indispensable for many. Its arrival in areas such as education, health or work, has allowed users to control at first sight, more aspects of their day to day thanks to these tools existing in the catalogs. However, it is also possible to find other simpler ones that go from communication, to others that allow us to obtain meteorological information instantly.
Among these latter options, we find a considerable selection, including The Weather Network , which we'll tell you more about now. It aims to go beyond traditional apps that simply predict the weather for the coming days. What will it offer to capture the attention of an audience that already enjoys all kinds of applications?
Operation
As its name suggests, The Weather Network is straightforward. By entering your location, it shows you a detailed forecast for the next two weeks. For the most recent forecasts, it provides updates every fifteen minutes, broken down into hourly weather reports . It also features a notification system that alerts you to adverse weather conditions near your location.

Driving
One of the most outstanding features of this platform for its developers is its very simple interface, which incorporates easily accessible videos and data such as radar maps and maps showing the evolution of fronts and storms across a given area. Synchronization with some wearables running the latest versions of Android has also become one of the application's strengths, in addition to the option to take photos and upload them to their galleries.
Free?
The Weather Network has no upfront cost and doesn't appear to require any in-app purchases initially. However, this hasn't prevented it from facing some criticism, such as the fact that it only provides weather information for the largest cities and that it only has two versions : one in English and one in French. It has managed to approach the 10 million user mark.
Do you think it's possible to find more useful apps that offer the same content but in a wider range of locations? More information about similar apps is available in lists so you can explore more options.