However, since most weather apps seem to ask for pretty much the same permissions, we’ve removed the listings and suggest that you simply check out your chosen weather app’s list of permissions that’s at the bottom of its page in the Play Store. Note: in earlier versions of this article, we listed the permissions that each app requested. All have free versions with ads, and all but one have paid versions that remove the ads and often include additional features. But if you’re a weather geek, or you want to be able to tweak your weather report a little more than Google allows, we’ve got 10 alternatives here. Of course, if you want, you can just settle for the “At a Glance” weather widget that Google includes on its homescreen tap that, and you get a reasonably good weather report. (By the way, if you use the iOS version of Dark Sky, that’s going away at the end of 2022 as well.) Originally, the Dark Sky API was going to be pulled as well - leaving a lot of third-party apps desperately looking for a substitute - but that’s been put off until at least the end of 2022. Back in March 2020, Dark Sky was acquired by Apple and almost immediately removed from the Google Play app store. With the exception of one that used to be very well-liked: Dark Sky. So we’ve put together this guide to what we think are some of the better ones out there.

As a result, there are myriad weather apps out there, making it really hard to pick which one to use. One of the more popular uses for phones (besides taking photos and watching TikTok videos) is to check out the weather.

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