All the stuff mentioned in the article is accurate – better raw data, faster computers, smaller grids, better predictive algorithms etc. all result in vastly be

All the stuff mentioned in the article is accurate – better raw data, faster computers, smaller grids, better predictive algorithms etc. all result in vastly better weather info in general today. This also means though that you have to put in more effort to get a better result for yourself. What algorithm is the app using? Does it localize all the way to your neighborhood, or your street? How frequently does it update? Is your GPS accurate? People generally don't think about this stuff, but some fine tuning can result in vastly better results.