NOAA Buoys Live Marine Weather Reviews – Page 7
4/5 rating based on 86 reviews. Read all reviews for NOAA Buoys Live Marine Weather for iPhone.
NOAA Buoys Live Marine Weather is free iOS app published by Andrea Bisegna
Excellent
Psychri
Easy to use and read. Used it for my first 1000 mile journey and gave me a lot of confidence because it was accurate.
Excellent app!!!!
Decityza
After several months comparing NOAA Buoys Live Marine Weather vs other weather forecast apps and sites, it has proven its accuracy and reliability. On top of that, the user interface experience is simply the best I have seen so far. I love it!
Great App for Sailors!
Coverteampa
Love this app. I teach sailing lessons and this app gives you wind direction and speed at regular intervals. I use it every time I take the boat out.
Great tool for mariners
Ciservox
This is a great tool for use by mariners of any type to better assess weather conditions for their activity. My go-to app when making plans for charter boat and recreation on the Gulf Coast of Florida.
Excellent app!
Nesssieee0104
I own many commercial fishing vessels. My guys are on the water every day. This application is a must have for anybody looking for accurate up-to-date weather conditions
Totally spectacular!
Pahlonet
I was turned on this application by a friend of mine who is a professional surfer. He relies on it to find the best conditions. I have used it for the same purpose to great success. I love the intuitive interface.
Best app out there!
ChampionTrain
Very interactive and love how you can make your own favorite spots to check the forecast with! Found my kayak fishing weather app! Top notch!
Time will tell
PattyShadow
As a Charter Captain I need to have the most accurate weather and wind prediction information. We shall see how well this performs.
Great for sailers
Juveaway
We use NOAA Buoys Live Marine Weather to time our dinghy rides to the shore. We can see tide & wind direction, strength and wave height at a glance. This means we always have a dry ride between boat and shore, well almost always! It's great for passage planning too.