Best weather app?

[Koldkanuck]

I've got a few different weather apps that I got on my phone and computers, and tried and deleted a whole slug of ones I tried and didn't like. Which do you guys prefer and find the best. I realize some are better in certain areas then others, since they use info from the nearest airport etc. My main one would be Weatherbug, then maybe The Weather Network, Weather Office and The Weather Channel all about the same more or less. Any other good ones. YR seems like a decent one for predicting.

[tweety]

Isn't the app almost irrelevant since it displays mostly flawed data?

Weathernet, it loads quick and minimal ads.

[TOM4CWB]

Wunderground...Weather Underground.

Our own stations, wireless; Internet based 24/7 forecasts everything with radar background.
My Brother gave me this great setup at ("Killam"); so now we have 2 with his station at Sherwood Park ""Farm Tower Yellowhead North"
My better half set it up on our computer. Free app for smartphones.

30' up on a tower (reads higher temps in day than 6' off ground) it measures everything! Can reach it any time on smart phone. Can look at other stations that folks also let public access... hard to beat this.

"Weather Underground
Commercial company
Weather Underground, a commercial weather service, provides real-time weather information via the Internet. Wikipedia
Founded: 1995, Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
Headquarters: Ann Arbor, MI, United States of America
CEO: Alan Steremberg
Parent organization: The Weather Channel"