Do you subscribe to any weather apps?

[DudeThatsErin]

I do, I use CARROT Weather for iOS and Android and I am OBSESSED.

This is one app I will never unsubscribe to. I love the personality it has as well as the customizability of the app as well as how the app looks. It really needs an update on Android cause while it works, it hasn't been updated in over a year, almost at 2 years (in April). Just like this reviewer said in Nov 2021:

Moved from iPhone to Android and the iOS version is so much better. The Android version is stripped down and does not have most of the options iOS Carrot has. Please, get the Android version up to par with the iOS version. Loved it on my iPhone, but the Android version is heavily lacking. Update: contacted company and asked when the Android version would get feature updates. They responded with "we're working on it". Over a month later and still no updates. Just lost a subscriber. -1 star

The dev is a single person so I get why he hasn't, iOS alone is a lot of work. I just don't get why he doesn't pull it from the Play Store in general.

He is very responsive on iOS though and has fixed many stupid mistakes I've made with the widgets and caused the Feels temperature to show up instead of the actual temperature. lol

What about you?

 

[Jay™]

I have two that I use on my phone, I get different forecasts from both so it's a guess which one is correct.

 

[Kylie]

I have my local weather app on my phone.

 

[Ash]

No subscriptions for me. I just use the BBC Weather website or the native weather app when I need to check the weather. I'm not someone that needs to know the weather all the time and don't really care if they get it wrong on the free versions.

 

[Sharon]

I've never heard of Carrot weather before.

I don't subscribe to any apps. I do subscribe to Pollen.com and like getting the daily emails with the alerts set up for when certain allergens are high. Nowadays it's reflecting Juniper - it's a great cue to take my allergy pill daily.

 

[Kylie]

I do subscribe to Pollen.com

Thank you for posting this. As a seasonal allergy sufferer, I'm going to get this app.

 

[Sharon]

Thank you for posting this. As a seasonal allergy sufferer, I'm going to get this app.

Have you ever been tested for allergens? It cost me around $200 but I feel like it's absolutely worth it. I used to suffer from pneumonia and bronchitis annually because I had let my allergies get so bad. Knowing what I'm sensitive allows me to take extra precautions when certain pollen levels are up. I'm basically allergic to all dry grasses. Thankfully I don't have any food allergies.

 

[Kylie]

Have you ever been tested for allergens?

Yes. When I was younger my Mom took me for allergy skin tests.

I used to suffer from pneumonia and bronchitis annually

I used to suffer from both as well.

I'm basically allergic to all dry grasses.

I'm allergic to grass and tree pollen.

Thankfully I don't have any food allergies.

I don't either

 

[Empire]

No subscriptions, why would I have an subscriptions when you can have free

Most apps on phones come with their own weather anyway, free and end of the day you only use it for a min to be able to check what the weather is going to be. In fact, I do not even check the weather. I will be home all day and no need to check, the end of the day you can't control the weather anyway as you have no choice to be out on that nice sunny day or snowing day.

 

[apathy]

Nah not too bothered, knowing the weather in advance isn't usually critical to me and anytime I do I'll just google it instead.

 

[altair]

Nah not too bothered, knowing the weather in advance isn't usually critical to me and anytime I do I'll just google it instead.

I agree.
I never check the weather until the day of or the night before. When I do check the weather I just type in the weather for the location on google and it easily pops up.
So no I don't subscribe to any apps.

 

[Demon_skeith]

Nah, I usually have the weather channel on when I wake up, so I always know what the weather will be.

 

[Shavkat]

I never use any apps to check the weather forecast. It will occupy the memory storage of my mobile phone.

 

[Cherry123]

No I don't have any weather forecast app on my device but opera mini sometimes give me the information free

 

[bestwriter]

I do not need to as I have it on my task bar that is placed there by Windows 10. We have hot weather as of now and it shows 37C

 

[raaman]

No. I have not subscribed to any. There is no much use of it I think.

 

[cpvr]

Nah. I usually just check
my regular news’ stations for the weather or spacecityweather, which is a non-hype weather website.