This used to be my most favorite app ever until they handed it over to amateur programmers to practice with then they start charging for it. I was a firm believer the app was trustworthy. Unfortunate i can not say that I feel that way anymore. With every update it ends up with new bugs. I have sent so so so many emails with screenshots describing the glitches that I never get a reply back anymore. Not even a thank you for pointing out the glitch. Spoiler alert: I pay a yearly subscription to be their lab rat. I notice the glitches get fixed with the next update but can not believe other new glitches are created. I’ve read some of the reviews and giggle when they comment how that can’t see forecast instead they get a blank screen. Yeah. You have to mess around with doing a full screen and then back to make it work. It’s stuff like that makes me wonder if they test the updates before they release it. (Nah. I seriously doubt it.) I wonder what weather app the new amateur programmers use. Maybe one day I will get a reply email back for pointing out the new glitches they have caused and they will tell me what app they use. I wish I could get a refund and move on, but I hate to waste my money. Only got a couple of months left anyways. I might just bounce to another app regardless. Why’s the odds of me falling into the same trap?

The latest versions and fixes to this once-great app are really disappointing on the iPhone as well as iPad versions. Starting just a few months ago they just broke it. You have to swipe and reopen the app several times for it to show the daily and hourly summaries - it just hangs. Sometimes that doesn’t even work. Now, during this critical time in South Carolina with TS Debby reeking havoc, I can’t even get a daily/hourly summary to come up to know what to expect in my location. Nothing but the spinning wheel at the top. I tried to offer detailed comments directly to support several months ago and they acknowledged this and other issues with promises to fix it and it’s worse than ever on both devices. You seriously need to rollback to about January and start over with your upgrades. As a former software developer and 40+ year IT support person, I can tell your boot camp coders have made a total disaster out of this product. This is what you get when you hire barely-not teenager “coders” (what a laugh) who can’t do anything other than their boot camp programming, know nothing from their sad public school education and have no experience in the real world with carefully developing and upgrading apps. They just throw out the changes and hope for the best I guess. We are not your testers out here in the real world! Get your act together. I’m already searching for a replacement weather app.

I live in Florida where the weather changes frequently. Especially in the fall and winter. One day it’s 80 degrees and the next day it’s 40 degrees. In the summer, severe storms, lightning and high winds can ruin a day. So it is imperative that we know exactly what is coming. Hurricanes can be deadly. High heat and humidity can cause heat exhaustion. So, I am so grateful to have found this app. It is very useful, informative and most importantly….accurate. I need this accuracy to keep me and my family safe. I will give you an example…my son plays football for his school, the app warned me there were severe storms coming in 4 hours. At the time there wasn’t a cloud in the sky. It was a beautiful day. I texted the coach and warned him of the impending storm. He said he was not going to cancel the game because everything looked fine. I even took a screenshot of the radar the app showed me of what was coming. He still refused to cancel. BOY…was he wrong. Game was canceled halfway through. Torrential downpour, lightning and tornado warnings. He looked like a floppy and soggy wet dog out there. My kid had a great time playing in the rain and mud… his coach…not so much. When we got home, I sent him a link to your site. Maybe he will listen next time. Thanks for creating such a wonderful app.