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Oh man I miss Dark Sky. I have yet to find a weather app as good. briefsky[0] was recently posted on here and I think I'll try using it for a while. Also of not
by uneekname 4y ago
Oh man I miss Dark Sky. I have yet to find a weather app as good. briefsky[0] was recently posted on here and I think I'll try using it for a while. Also of note is Pirate Weather[1], a weather API in the same style as Dark Sky.
[0] https://briefsky.app/ https://briefsky.app/
[1] https://pirateweather.net https://pirateweather.net
- _emacsomancer_ 4y agoAlso Merry Sky[1], which uses the Pirate Weather API. Open-Meteo is also interesting. [1]: https://merrysky.net https://merrysky.net [2]: https://open-meteo.com https://open-meteo.com
- flkiwi 4y agoMerrySky is so good. Geometric Weather is a fantastic app with the same look and feel. Carrot Weather also just (?) added what is effectively a "DarkSky mode". It's lovely.
- _emacsomancer_ 4y agoGeometric Weather looks good, but I'm not crazy about its Accuweather backend. One newish app that's good (though it unfortunately doesn't have a status bar weather indicator) is omWeather[1], and it uses Open-Meteo as its backend. [1]: https://github.com/woheller69/omweather https://github.com/woheller69/omweather
- arprocter 4y agoThanks - briefsky looks the part, although it's disappointing there's no map
- ChrisArchitect 4y agoMerry Sky (https://merrysky.net/ https://merrysky.net/) has replaced Dark Sky for me, a homescreen link to the website and it's doing a good job for at a glance weather and 'feels like' lookups.
- simon_weber 4y agobriefsky is what I switched to. I found the Open-Meteo feels-like numbers to be way off in NYC but Pirate Weather has been fine.