Living Earth - Clock & Weather Reviews – Page 9
5/5 rating based on 389 reviews. Read all reviews for Living Earth - Clock & Weather for iPhone.
Living Earth - Clock & Weather is paid iOS app published by Radiantlabs, LLC
Nice app
JustinOring
I like the app. I don’t know how accurate it is but like the interface. I like the feels like temp, but wish it also said the real temp next to that. The custom alarm sound only works if you have the app on (not in the background) but the my phone gets hot and I usually forget to do that anyway. I usually check this app and another to get a more accurate feel of temp. Overall l like the app though.
This one is enough
Lexicosm
For 99% of the literate population, this Wx app is enough. It is informative, straightforward and tasteful in presentation and responsive to user commands — in other words, everything that apps associated with The Weather Channel are not. As a pilot, I have tried scores of phone and tablet Wx apps over the years. This is the one I kept for everyday use. Of course, when I’m flight planning, I need and use many other resources, some of which cost hundreds of dollars a year. But if you’re not a transportation professional, Living Earth will tell you all you really need to know about Wx conditions for your day and week.
Essential
Dootler
I work for a remote-only company with members around the globe. Living Earth is an essential part of my toolkit for coordinating with everyone else. It doesn’t *have* to show the Earth to do that part. But it’s so much better that it does.
Percent chance difference
tony regan
The percent chance of precipitation for the day, at its highest, is noted but is not always shown on the hourly. Ex: 70% chance precip Hourly 1pm 40%, 3pm 45%, 5pm 45%.. ?? So somewhere in there I assume it peaks to 70% but it’s not apparent Worth updating
I would like one or two tiny features
Ginoletv
This has nothing to do with what the app actually offers but I’d like for the moon and the sun to be included in space. To see where the moon is relative to the earth would be so cool.