It Also Comes With Multiple Themes

1Weather crams just about all the weather info you could need in a simple-to-read interface, without feeling overly cluttered or confusing. Swipe to the right to visit different sections, like a forecast, graph view, radar, and more—each with their own separate tabs that customize the view (such as hour-by-hour or 10-day forecasts). It also comes with multiple themes, so you can tweak its looks to your heart's desire. While 1Weather's design is better than most weather apps—which often feel very cluttered—I do feel like its design could still be better. Yahoo Weather, for example, puts everything in one, simple, vertically-scrolling view, which is nicer than switching between tons of different tabs. Similarly. Apple's default weather app on the iPhone lets you expand certain portions of the interface for more info instead of putting everything in front of you. Little touches like this can make a big difference in usability. Still, 1Weather bests most of its competition. Its biggest annoyance, however, is the unnecessary stuff in between the useful tiles—gigantic ads, news and video from The Weather Channel, and something called "Social Weather," which I can't imagine I'd ever want. And, you can't move those tiles around, so I see little reason to use this over any of the others. AccuWeather has a similar problem, giving precedence to graphs and gimmicks that get in the way of the actual info you want.

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