Met Office Heat Alert: Weather Pro iPhone App
The UK has had some seriously beautiful weather the last few weeks and the Met Office not so long ago put out a health alert.
A few days ago reports came in (Daily Mail) that temperatures were expected to reach a very hot 31c (88f) in parts of East Anglia and the South East and could rise to 32c (90f), now I have been traveling between Kent and Bristol and the heat as been very hot indeed and at some points even to unbearable for me.
Because of such scorching weather the Met Office issued the health alert of the summer, some have even said that August will be the hottest August in a very long time. Well we thought that all those that own an iPhone should be kept up-to-date on all weather activities and what better way to do so with the cool Weather Pro iPhone App.
MeteoGroup Weather Pro is a weather specialist’s app that features top reports, high-quality forecasts covering around 2.000.000 locations worldwide. The app will locate where you are in the country you are in as well, it supports weather radar for the UK, USA, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Scandinavia, Spain and Switzerland as well as satellite pictures for Europe, America, Africa and Asia.
This app recently has an update, which now includes: Navigate between favourite locations with a simple swipe, the city search has been tweaked and is now more effective, multi-device registration allows for an easy transfer of your premium subscription to your other devices, Charts are again available in portrait mode as well as landscape mode and if you shake the Apple iPhone it will check for new data, plus much more.
For more information please visit iTunes, if you already have this app installed please come forward and let other readers know what you think of it, your reviews are important.
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Good app and looks great but very inaccurate, Met Office app is free and a bit clunky but if you want to know about the weather, much more accurate