This app shows great promise. I like the information it provides over and above the official Apple weather app (wind speed, humidity, etc), and especially like the breakdown of the weather during the day.

It crashed three times while I was trying to delete the two default locations and replace them with my own. Make sure you hit save for every action when you're editing the configuration, so if it does crash you don't have to start over at the beginning.

Could use the animated radar though

I always strayed from using WeatherBug on my desktop or other mobile devices, but being that it was available for free through the App store, gave it a shot. With a great, easy to use interface, its a nice addition to the already installed "basic" weather info program on the iPhone for additional weather detail info. The only drawback is that initally (perhaps fixed in a later update) is that when going to the radar map link to Google maps, the entire globe was displayed and not the specific location placed in the apps settings.

Without moving radar this is no different than every mobile weather site on the Internet. Nothing makes this app special.

Nice app but not so useful in Australia with no support for metric units (celcius)

Cool looking but has rebooted my phone three times...just removed it.

This needs to have a Celsius option. Or else not many people will be using it. Good features though

Everytime I would select current location when adding a new city, the app would crash.

Cons: Radar shows world map first in lieu of local view. You can only have 3 locations saved at a time. They seriously need to update that. Weather condition icons are pretty cheesy. Pros: More specific than a general weather app. You can view the weather and webcam photo of a participating school or business. Very cool! Animated wind beacon shows which way the wind is blowing. Far more info here than in Apple's built in weather widget, without having to go to Safari. Very useful app that is free! This one is a keeper, but I really hope they update it.

They just ported a dashboard widget to the iPhone. I'll keep using the mobile WeatherUnderground.com for the weather I need, when I need it. Even ForeFlight's awesome mobile app uses wunderground.com for it's weather.

Could be better. More details than web app and I like the radar functionality a lot better. Although when I first set-up my location it was zoomed out to the whole world instead of the location I had selected. Once I zoomed in it seems to retain my radar location between sessions. Ability to animate the radar would kill! "Current Location" function when adding a location does not seem to work on 1st gen iphone, although it works in other apps. Shows non-functional navigation triangles even when only one location is set-up. Switching between locations does not update radar (boo!). ALSO KEEPS CRASHING MY IPHONE! BOO!

Works well. I find it much better then the stock weaather app on the iphone. The ability to see the radar picture and wind speed are cool.

Wake up check weather bug! Ride bike check weather bug. Going outside check weather bug.

Developers: check out wunderground.com to see what a weather app should look like. And the radar ... Really? Really? That's what you submitted to the app store? 2 stars because you didn't charge for it.

It is an improvement over iPhone's included weather app as far as info provided, but the iPhone's still looks prettier. Few drawbacks as well, yes, radar isn't animated, and you do have to zoom the map to your location yourself from the default global view. Also, while the alert function is neat, with the little red number bubble popping up to signal an alert (same as if you receive a text or voicemail), checking the alert doesn't get rid of the little red number (like when you read the text or check the voicemail), and there's no easy way to follow up on info about the alert. For example my area has a current alert, but it simply reads "Red Flag Warning" and states its in effect until 7AM, there's nothing to click or look at to get further info. Kinda vague alert. Good start but look forward to improved weather apps in the future.

First of all, like so many other apps on here, it just doesn't really look or "feel" much like a real iPhone app...then, also like so many other apps on here, it's probably focussing solely on American users...!? While I can actually pick, for instance, Munich and get some information about the weather, the devs didn't even bother including a setting to change the temp from Fahrenheit to Celsius -- only for the rest of the western world...!? Yeah, thanks a bunch...!

Accuweather has a front page app that sends you to the main page, which is not a web app. Weather.com sends you to their web app if you access from an iphone. Both weather.com and accuweather have moving maps but weather.com's web app has more features, and can show you nonmoving radar maps if you don't want to use bandwidth or wait 5 minutes for the moving radar to load.

Shows forecast and current conditions quickly, show rain radar but no satillite radar, can change opacity of radar, can store many locations

Good concept. Poor execution on some things. Cannot rearrange the order of the cities as we get accustomed to in other programs. You have to enter the cities in the reverse order from what you wish displayed. The only option under EDIT is to delete, not rearrange. Further, the forecasts are for 3 days only. NO ONE uses that any more. You can enter ONLY three cities, which hoses you if you are traveling a lot back and forth. This program doesn't really offer much more than the radar, which IS the ONE thing that is cool, especially since you can change the opacity to allow viewing of the cities with the radar super-imposed on it. Because of the radar, I give this a 2-star rating, otherwise it would have been a 1. I really doesn't give me much more than the one already built into the system, and I don't have all of the limitations. It needs to have some MAJOR work before this becomes truly useful.

A really sweet app that give you a lot of information for free.

It's pretty good, and does what it says at no cost.

love the radar view over google maps, i've been dying for that. the weather station options and cameras are excellent. nice job.

No funciona en mi ipod touch de 1era Generacion, que puedo hacer ??

Update this app please. In said update, please include animated radar, 5 day forecast and bug fixes. Thanks.

I was going to delete WeatherBug today for being not nearly as good as other weather apps, when I saw it offered a downgrade to an ad-supported version with new features. I was impressed by the developer's candor in explaining why something with potential was being downgraded instead, even as it was obvious the developer knew he was stupid for poisoning his app, and I realized other weather apps are similarly plagued with ads, so I decided to check out the new features. Most prominent is the reliable new Auto Crash feature, making WeatherBug too unstable to evaluate. Other weather apps are allowed ads because they made the mistake of having them from the beginning, and people expect them from large commercial entities who do not offer paid versions. WeatherBug violates the culture of the AppStore. Free versions are accepted as demos with less functionality than paid versions. Free versions that say, "Drop dead; you're second-class to us developers if you won't pay" do not earn endearment. Research shows that adware fails in this marketplace. This version is the beginning of the end for WeatherBug, especially with its nagging instability. There is hope. The developer could urgently pull the downgrade from the store and rethink the strategy of which features in a free version would move folks to buy a paid version -- if a paid version is viable in a market crowded with good freeware. The new free version then would have to comply with the other dictate of the App Store's culture, which is never to remove features in a supposed upgrade. Whatever good new features are in this poisoned version will have to stay when the ads are removed. The decision to change from legible Google maps to scrappy Microsoft maps is deplorable. It lowers the quality of the maps while forcing users to support Redmond, other incentives to delete the app. WeatherBug has great potential if the author would pull the ads, fix the crashing, and restore the maps. Also needs to swap the slider for choosing saved locations to a pick list, matching its competitors' faster, superior interface.

Nice and simple (and free) weather app. I like that the radar is over a Google Map, so you can scroll/zoom in exactly where you want. However the radar isn't animated, a big drawback.

Easy to use and fast. Nice looking. However in addition to the severe weather alerts, I would have liked to have seen the app use the iPhone's sounds to alert me. If the phone is in my pocket the alerts don't do me any good unless there is some sort of audio to tell me to take the phone out of my pocket.

This app used to be my favourite weather app on the app store. The latest version includes intrusive adverts and removes features that were in the prior version. Those old features are now in an "elite" version which is a pay app. This is exactly the way to alienate your userbase.