Weather Station for Android

I paid 4 bucks for the full version on my Mobile, now they want another 4 bucks for the full Android version. There was a time when you purchased an Google product, it was good across all devices.

No instructions to explain what I’m looking at and how to fix settings, won’t keep 12 hour clock (keeps returning to military time), graphs are useless, settings keep changing from what I enter, barometer way off, and just not helpful. I deleted it after 3 frustrating days.

The weather is out there is 100 degrees but the app is showing 83 despite my location services open and put the zip code. It is not displaying the location info too. Deleted

All barometers need to have the ability to be adjusted to the equivalent sea level pressure. Most people do not have the need to know what the absolute pressure is at their location. I live at 6450 feet. At this moment my absolute pressure at this altitude is 23.74 inHg which is below the ability of this barometer app to even indicate so it pegs the needle at 25. The adjusted sea level equivalent pressure here is 30.12 inHg. This is the reading that the airport and weather stations will provide and what people can relate to. The adjusted equivalent sea level pressure is the standard that is used throughout the world’s airports and weather stations. It is also the reading that two of the internet sources in this app provide. Without the ability to adjust the absolute pressure reading from my Android’s sensor this app is useless for my needs. And also for anyone above sea level who has a phone with a barometer. I have emailed the developer of this app requesting they add that ability which most other barometer apps have done. I love the look and feel of this app but sadly until that ability is added I can only give it one star.

Worked the first day I downloaded it. Hasn’t worked since. And I purchased the pro version too. Annoying. I wish it worked because I love the analog appearance.