Bad weather vs Arc

The definition of bad weather is quite subjective. Each of us has a unique sense of weather perception. Some can’t stand the cold, others like the feel of frost on cheeks, some like reading while it rains and others get depressed because of rain. When you see 7℃, what does it say to you? You need to think a fraction of a second to realise is that good weather or bad one. Bad Weather app just tells you straight – it will be bad weather, according to your criteria, of course. But wait, is that enough? Is just knowing the good or bad weather is what we need? Partly. When it is good weather – no much additional info required, this fact itself is fulfilling. In case of bad weather coming – we need to know when, or how much time we have until it finally reaches. This app does exactly that – shows you a countdown to the next bad weather event, and again, according to your definition of bad weather. Terms of use: https://serg.pryimach.uk/nehoda/terms-of-use Privacy: https://serg.pryimach.uk/nehoda/privacy

See the weather unfold. Arc gives the forecast a shape you can follow. Clouds, temperature and wind move together across one fluid timeline, making the changing day clear at a glance. An atmospheric view brings current conditions to life, with a concise summary of the weather. Explore the days ahead or uncover the details of any hour, right from the chart. Pro adds unlimited locations, more frequent updates and weather alerts, plus Home Screen widgets and an Apple Watch experience built around the same visual forecast. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/