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To make matters worse, Apple killed off the web version too, and didn't replace it with anything. The Dark Sky website was brilliant as well. It loaded quickly
by jwcooper 4y ago
To make matters worse, Apple killed off the web version too, and didn't replace it with anything.
The Dark Sky website was brilliant as well. It loaded quickly, wasn't covered in ads, and the UX was comparable to their app.
I haven't really found anything to replace it with yet. I've defaulted to weather.gov, but the UX isn't really there yet (it's great for storms, or when you need to drill down into good data though).
- gpm 4y agoI've gone to windy.com for weather, which really isn't what is was meant for, but on a large screen it works fine.
- meandthebean 4y agoI've switched to Weather Underground 10-day view: https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/md/baltimore https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/md/baltimore I used the customize button to remove everything but temp, chance of rain and wind. It's no Dark Sky, but it's something.
- creeble 4y agoPretty happy with merrysky.net.
- p_j_w 4y ago>Apple killed off the web version too It boggles the mind, doesn't it? The equivalent of a bunch of food and housing was spent just so something useful could be taken out of half of the population's hands. Just think about that, overall social utility decreased and someone spent money to make it happen. Absolutely parasitic behavior.