I think weather is a difficult subject for apps. A bit like calendar or to do lists, aside from the very basics, everyone wants something different. And people

I think weather is a difficult subject for apps. A bit like calendar or to do lists, aside from the very basics, everyone wants something different. And people don’t like paying in general, but all the more so if they feel their needs are not completely met. I remember PocketCast founder explaining they started iOS dev with a weather app for Australia because none really worked for their country. This is also evident in all the local apps in every country. DarskSky you mention isn’t even available internationaly for instance. A flurry if low quality but free and mildly niche apps seems inevitable.