West Texas Mesonet

West Texas Mesonet

by Texas Tech University

137 ratings
39 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 22, 2017
  • March 18, 2026

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Access real-time weather data from over 150 locations across West Texas, eastern New Mexico, and southwest Colorado. View detailed conditions, forecasts, and maps, and share information easily.

✓Real-time weather data from 150+ sites
✓Save favorite weather stations
✓Daily and weekly forecasts
✓Share weather data
✓Weather data maps
✓Quick data refresh
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What users say

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What's New in West Texas Mesonet

3.0.5

March 18, 2026

UI updates

User reviews

Update broke it

I’ve used this app for a few years and it worked great until I did the last update. I can view weather stations, but I can’t save them any more. Have to go and find it every time since updating

Background

Some genius changed the background colors on the map so it is nearly impossible to read. Do you guys ever use your own app and make improvements?

Map Zoom Out

Latest update zooms map out after selecting a station and then navigation and zooming back in is next to impossible. Please fix.

App

The app is better when used with a droid phone. I phone is not as easy to use.

BEST WEATHER APP AVAILABLE !!!

Rod Sanderd ! Has No Clue of what even this App Consists of ! This app gives REAL TIME TEMPS AND MORE ! This App ROCKS ! GUNS UP ! GO TECH !

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

9 issues

Cannot save weather stations after update

Bug

Map background colors unreadable

Bug

Map zooms out and is hard to navigate

Bug

NWS forecast will not load

Bug

Radar/Satellite features stopped working

Bug

24H charts are blank

Bug

Relative humidity text is cut off

Bug

App opens on tower location map with misaligned elements

Bug

App does not open on tower location directly

Bug
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Requested Features

17 requests

Save weather stations

Feature

Improve map readability

Feature

Fix map zoom behavior

Feature

Load NWS forecast

Feature

Fix radar/satellite functionality

Feature

Restore old app features (azimuth)

Feature

Add wind speed/direction maps

Feature

Add dewpoint maps

Feature

Allow saving stations

Feature

Improve 24H charts

Feature

Carry over rain totals past midnight

Feature

Add 48hr rain total

Feature

Show Max/Min for day/date (wind, temp)

Feature

Add azimuth for wind direction

Feature

Add barometric pressure

Feature

Fix map scaling and alignment

Feature

Numerical data preferred over graphs

Feature

FAQ

What does the West Texas Mesonet app do?

The app provides real-time weather information from over 150 weather stations located across West Texas, eastern New Mexico, and southwest Colorado. It updates data every five minutes, offering detailed current conditions and forecasts.

What are the key features of the West Texas Mesonet app?

Key features include access to real-time data from numerous sites, the ability to save favorite stations for quick access to specific metrics like temperature and precipitation, viewing daily and weekly forecasts from the National Weather Service, and sharing weather data via text or social media. Users can also view regional weather maps.

Is the West Texas Mesonet app free to use?

Yes, the West Texas Mesonet app is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the description, indicating a completely free user experience.

What kind of weather data can I see?

You can view a comprehensive set of weather data including temperature, wind speed, wind direction, wind gusts, pressure, dew point, humidity, and precipitation from your selected or favorite weather stations.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is designed for anyone who needs detailed and frequently updated weather information for West Texas, eastern New Mexico, and southwest Colorado. This includes residents, travelers, farmers, or weather enthusiasts in these specific regions.