1. All good things.Since BBC Weather decided to destroy its app by forcing you to make an account, this is by far the best available UK weather app! It has been mostly reliable for the last few months I've been using it, forecasts are updated very frequently and usually actually manage to reflect real time weather conditions which is something other apps tend to struggle withThis app has been a stalwart on every phone/device I've used for years.
2. Other than that the app is great, the weather information tends to be pretty accutate and the UI is intuitive and easy to use! Edit: A recent update made the homescreen widgets resizable, thank you! :DDoes what you need it to do.
3. The use of Google Play proves the extant internet connection - QED! What is going on? If you get this message, you have another proof of my being online.Map doesn't work! It tries to load in the data but it takes forever and it's nothing to do with my internet as I've tried it on WiFi and 5G.
4. Accurate weather forecasts for my area and weather warnings added/removed in real time instead of ten hours after they've passed.
5. The user interface could be slightly better but overall I'm quite satisfiedIt's a small thing, but would you be able to make the widgets resizeable? The 4x1 version is just slightly too short for my screen, and being able to stretch it to 5x1 would be ideal.
6. I would've paid to remove ads but beings the maps doesn't work I don't see the point.My favourite weather app.
7. The app gives the constant message of my phone not being connected to the internet, whilst, at the same time, I have deinstalled and reinstalled it - as a possible solution.
8. I used to be a BBC weather user, but they have become very unreliable with poor forecasting of late.
9. It's always worked well with simple to use controls and arguably the most trustworthy weather readings.
10. It's a weather app, it works, it's from the met office.
11. The only thing that isn't always accurate is showers, but that's understandable because they must be harder to predict than frontal precipitation.