The best free weather apps tend to offer more features than the basic app on your iPhone or Android.

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A strong cold front will sweep through New Jersey on Tuesday, bringing a significant drop in temperatures and the first taste of autumn. Monday will remain dry with increasing cloud cover with ...

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Few things generate as much data as simply observing Earth from above. But Ryan Abernathey and Joe Hamman very quickly realized that all that data still wasn’t enough for their startup to thrive.

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In July 2021, Marques Brownlee, also known as MKBHD on YouTube, showed that Apple's default Weather app refused to display "69°," even when other services did it without skipping a heartbeat.

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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Scientists are studying around the globe to predict where and when disasters like landslides are most likely to happen, led in part by research at the University of Oregon.