- Lots of new weather and loading phrases.
- Changed the time at dusk when the daytime phrases start appearing.
- Fixed a crash in the Air Quality Index section of the app.
- Fixed a screenshot crash that was occurring on some devices.
- Fixed the widget tawny background color.
- Reordered some weather phrases.
- Minor bug fixes and stability enhancements.
What The Forecast Awards and Mentions:
What The Forecast won a 2018 People's Choice Webby Award in the category of Mobile Sites & Apps - Services & Utilities!! Thank you to everyone who voted and helped make that happen!!
Listed in Google Play's "Best of 2017" as one of the top 5 new apps!!
Welcome to What The Forecast Finally, there is an accurate Android weather app that will explain, in real terms, how nasty it is outside. You will never again wonder if you should just go back to bed (which, of course, you should). Sometimes, it is better to just give up and try again tomorrow.
WTForecast features:
- Over 9607 completely obnoxious phrases describing the current weather conditions.
- Switchable profanity settings (On, Some, Off).**
- Highly accurate weather reports directly from AerisWeather.
- Listen to the latest weather saying using Text-to-Speech.
- Daily forecasts for 10 days.
- Hourly forecasts for 48 hours.
- Weather alerts from NOAA.
- Hot, Cold, and Dew Point Thresholds that allow you to customize the weather phrases.
- Moon Phase.
- Air Quality, Arthritis, Migraine, Sinus, Cold/Flu, Bee , Campfire, Golf, Outdoor, Swimming, and Biking Indices.
- Select from U.S. (F) or international units (C).
- Descriptions of basic weather terms used in the app.
- Backgrounds and precipitation that match the time of year and current weather conditions.
- Additional solid color and photo backgrounds that you can select in the app Settings.
- Share your weather reports on Facebook, Twitter, IG, Snap etc.
**Make sure you go into the app settings and set the profanity setting to "On" for the full effect. You won't be disappointed (Or, maybe you will. I don't know you.).
