Let’s face it, despite all the technological and satellite prowess we have at hand, predicting the weather and coming up with a viable forecast for the upcoming meteorological conditions is still a hard to accomplish, because of chaos. That’s why it’s advisable to check at least two different weather sources when you’re heading out on a mostly sunny day because you never know when you would need that umbrella your aunt gave you last Christmas.
If only there was an app that would show you weather forecasts from multiple sources… except that there is! Dubbed Climendo, it’s available for Android as a free app that will aggregate forecasts from multiple weather sources, like AccuWeather, Weather Underground, Dark Sky, SMHI, World Weather Online, Foreca, Met Office, and other popular weather-forecasting providers.
Ideally, with so many different sources to aggregate data from, Climendo will provide you with the best possible idea of what the local weather is going to be like. What’s probably the best part of Climendo is that it will also inform you about the confidence level for each aggregated forecast.
As we mentioned, the app is free to use, but there’s also a premium version that comes sans ads and will run you $2.99.
| Developer: Climendo AB | Download: Android |
| Category: Weather | Price: Free (with ads) |
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