Best IPhone or IPod Weather Applications

One thing everyone is interested in knowing all the time is what the weather is going to be like. Lives are literally planned around the weather - picnics, weddings, concerts, dates, and so much more. When you can get instant information about the weather, you know whether you can schedule something or if you have to cancel it. You can plan in advance! Below are the best iPhone or iPod weather applications available.

AccuWeather - This is a free application, showing video forecasts, radar and severe weather alerts. The user interface is one of the best, although there is no enlarge, so users may feel a little out of sorts. Other than that, there is a ton of weather and climate information provide. Strangely enough, along with predicting the weather, it predicts the UV, air quality, flu chances and arthritis indexes for the day. They truly do have an app for everything, don't they?

The Weather Channel - It's the number 1 weather app in the app store, and that's for a reason. The Weather Channel is a free application, although individuals can get an upgraded version called The Weather Channel Max that costs a little. The free app gives the same basic and reliable information users can find on the Weather Channel website or channel, but it's wonderful to have it at your fingertips. This app uses Google Maps and shows clouds, temperature, precipitation, and the UV index. Those who get irritated with the banner ad at the top of the app should consider upgrading to the paid application.

Deluxeware Weather - This is a paid application, and is one of the best - providing an absolute ton of information. Just a few of the features include the wind direction and speed, the local time, how the temperature feels, the UV index, dew point, visibility and humidity. There is no radar and maps, however, it's a very reliable application with both seven and fourteen day forecasts and a plethora of other information.

Fizz Weather - Another paid application, this one is considered fairly expensive, considering all the weather apps that can be gotten for free. Fizz Weather is a great application, though, showing landscape forecast mode, sunset and sunrise, radar, wind direction and speed, a barometer, visibility and UV index. The user interface is super great, and unlike a lot of the other applications, this one shows reported and predicated airport delays. The landscape mode is a great feature, which allows you to turn your iPod touch or iPhone sideways, and scan through informative graphs and charts with weather-related information.

My Weather Mobile - This is probably the most expensive weather application available, and there's a reason. It's the most feature-rich application available for weather, with radar, wind direction and speed, landscape mode with graphs and charts, satellite view, precipitation - both estimated and active, UV index, and so much more. The amount of features this app has is incredible and if you're willing to pay for convenience, this is the only weather app you should need.

Whether you would rather just get a great free application or want to pay extra in order to get feature-rich application solutions, you should find a weather application on this list to suit your needs.