14 days Weather Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 22 reviews. Read all reviews for 14 days Weather for iPhone.
14 days Weather is free iOS app published by Tasmanic Editions
Pushy
PW1851
I just downloaded this app & started to see how it operated, but it started giving me a repetitive and annoying pop up message pushing me to upgrade. I actually might have up graded if I did not feel nagged with in the first minute of trying it out. As it is being pushy just lost you a potential customer and all you got is this crummy review. Good bye app!
Pleased except for red temperatures
Janzawacki
Overall, I like the app. It is simple and straightforward and does not require toggling through pages to get the desired info. The one improvement I would like to see is the color used for the five day high temperatures. Red is VERY hard to read, especially first thing in the morning before my eyes are I full swing. What on earth do people who are red/green color blind do?
Weather
Grandma 55
I like the app. It's easy to use and pretty accurate. Need to change the red numbers -too hard to read.
Frustrating
LynnieJean
Not displaying my location correctly--whatever it's showing (never heard of the place) is about 20 degrees off ( location services working fine on all other apps). Every time I touch the screen, I am prompted to upgrade without fail (I can't imagine that was intentional by the developer-seems more like an error). I see what everyone means about the red font...don't know how that made it through to release. Deleted, but if these issues were corrected, I would download again as it looks like it could be a simple, useful app...therefore the 2 stars instead of 1.
I didn't hesitate!
Çesptrum
I downloaded it a few minutes after seeing your imperative plea. Sorry for being nine months late. :-\
One gripe
Dpw1461
This app figured out my location pretty well and its predictions have been close to the mark. My one gripe is that it color codes the high temp in red and the low temp in white. The white is very noticeable but the red is nearly invisible against the background. Thus it is very difficult to see what the day's temp will be. I recommend putting the Hi in white and the Low in light blue, so they both have the same visibility.