Considering it’s only $1.99 a year, there is every reason to use it if you are even the slightest bit interested in weather. The app is happy being just a basic weather app but is capable of so much more. It takes a little while to fully get to grips with the amount of data available in Wundermaps but most of it is labeled or comes with a legend so you can quickly understand what is going on. Each offers an insight into one part of the world, from here at home to Europe, Asia and even Australia. There are a list of the 50 latest webcams on the site that you can access with a tap or a click. If you’re visiting a new area or like exploring different places, the Weather Webcam aspect of the app and website is pretty cool. It has over 180,000 of them across the globe, offering up to the minute weather information as well as map data, storm warnings and all sorts of weathery goodness. Contribute weather data to the app ads are removed for free in return. Wundermap is different to move commercial weather operations as it uses data from both local and home weather stations. The ads are not intrusive and are regarded as safe.

The app itself is free but contains in-app purchases to remove ads. The new app for both Android and iOS work well and have fewer bugs that I have seen. It is common for some problems to be reported throughout the day. The original Wundermap app was good but had a few bugs. Weather Underground outages reported in the last 24 hours This chart shows a view of problem reports submitted in the past 24 hours compared to the typical volume of reports by time of day.

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