Nowadays, we need to know exactly the weather forecast more than ever. And the WillyWeather app will bring users with the detailed, easy to understand weather forecast so that they can arrange outdoor activities without being bothered by bad weather. The app interface is user-friendly and offers many features. It will definitely be your favorite companion.
INTERACTIVE RAINFALL RADAR
Real-time rain tracking is possible with the interactive rain radar. Users can go through the position and intensity of rain again, and then decide if it is better to get out or just stay at home. Easy and clean interface for a convenient tracking.
- Precise Location Tracking: The app uses Google Maps to track location accurately so as a user, you know what the weather will look like right where you are. This is most especially when tracking the rains.
- Real-Time Rain Updates: The app offers real-time updates of rainfall patterns, letting users have an approximate idea on the precise and timeous info. This is beneficial for scheduling outdoor activities as well as preventing one from being caught by the rain.
COMPREHENSIVE TIDE FORECASTS
With accurate tide predictions, users can better plan their outdoor activities such as fishing, swimming or even strolling by the beach. The data is updated real-time so users are always aware of if the tide is changing. This information is especially useful to enthusiasts of mother nature.
- Complete Beach Coverage: The app gives you tide information of all the beaches in US so that you have an idea about the ocean conditions. This feature is particularly helpful if you love activities like surfing, fishing or swimming.
- Better Data Integration: The app combines NOAA data with adjusted parameter data from WillyWeather which means we can give much more accurate tide predictions. We’re only going to be able to do that if you have good weather info.
- Moon Phase Correlation: This app uses knowledge about moon phases in its tide calculations, so you can get an idea of what the tides will be like without even looking at a tide chart and trying to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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