Description
Need to know what the marine forecast is before you go boating or during your boating trip? The Boating Weather App for iPhone and iPod Touch is the answer.
This intuitive App will show you the wind speed, surf, and wave height for your local area. Marine weather data provided by the National Weather Service.
Features:
- One touch National Weather Service forecast for today, tonight and this week.
- Shows wind speed, seas wave height and surf forecast.
- Add a location to Favorites for easy reference when switching between zones
- Shows small craft advisories.
- Set your default location to show your local boat weather forecast.
- Simple, intuitive design, quick loading
Whether you want to go on a boating trip, out fishing or for a quick sail, the Boating Weather iPhone App will tell you in a snap what the seas are doing!
Please Note: This app does not show forecast for inland waterways/rivers and does not show the forecast for Puerto Rico.
What's New In Version 3.0
- Ability to store a location as Favorite
- Misc. bug fixes
Customer Reviews
Only useful if you boat in one area...
The application only stores one marine forecast area at a time, which means if you live on a border between two zones or live and boat frequently across *many* zones covering 3 to 5 states in a single day like I do you will be very disappointed with the interface.
If you never stray more than 10 miles from your home port, this is your app! Cruisers need to look elsewhere unfortunately.
Gave it three stars for home-port-bodies. It'd be 5 stars if a good way to remember and display multiple report zones was implemented!
Awesome. Just what I needed.
Gives me wind speed forecasts. Just what I need to plan a day sailing on the San Francisco Bay.
Not for lakes!
Junk
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$2.99
- Category: Weather
- Updated:Apr 13, 2010
- Current Version:3.0
- 3.0
- 0.1 MB
- Language:English
- Seller:Blue Whale Web Solutions, Inc.
- © 2009 Blue Whale Web Solutions, Inc.
Requirements:Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.
