JE Technology Desk:
Being aware of the weather before leaving for everyday chores is a wise practice as monsoon rains continue to fall in many areas of India. Here are the top five applications to check out if you want to keep informed about the monsoon in India this year and make the tracking process easier.
Accuweather: Weather Radar
It's numerous accolades and World Meteorological Organisation recognition make it a reliable option for tracking weather conditions. The app includes 'Minute by Minute' precipitation updates, severe weather alerts, WinterCast for early weather warnings, daily forecasts, advanced weather radar for storm tracking, and other features. Up to 45 days' worth of weather can be predicted. Users can utilize RealFeel to understand the current temperature better.
Skymet Weather
Through several maps, the app provides real-time weather information. These updates are analyzed and interpreted by a network of more than 7000 Automatic Weather Stations (AWS). Up to 15 days' worth of extended forecasts are available. The experience can be made more unique by adding five preferred places. It can monitor air pollution and supports ten regional languages.
The Weather Channel - Radar
According to the Play Store app description, it is the "World's Most Accurate Forecaster." In addition to other functions, it provides weather notifications, rain tracking, and storm alerts. Doppler radar maps and widgets are included in this weather app. It can provide weather updates for up to 15 days and provide hourly information on precipitation. Depending on the temperature outside, the 'Feels Like' feature can assist users in selecting the attire that best suits them. For an ad-free experience and access to premium features, users can sign up for the premium tier as well.
Yahoo Weather
Yahoo's weather app provides beautiful pictures to go with local weather updates. It can give 24-hour real-time forecasts as well as 10-day weather summaries. It includes widgets for the home screen, wind maps, interactive radar, and more.
MAUSAM
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) and Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) produced this mobile app, which provides weather forecasts, radar imagery, weather alerts, and more.
