I use underground but im sure there r others.Was kinda neat that we used it at Pickwick too decide if we wanted too make a 35mi run,we even checked the wind but still hit some rough water(4to5ft waves)near the end of our run.
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I use underground but im sure there r others.Was kinda neat that we used it at Pickwick too decide if we wanted too make a 35mi run,we even checked the wind but still hit some rough water(4to5ft waves)near the end of our run.
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AccuWeather is my favorite iphone weather/radar app. It is free and it saved my butt a couple of times on Barkley last spring. One morning we ran 10 miles up the lake and there was a forecast for strong storms but as we left first thing the radar was clear. We got back in a bay where we could't see the incoming weather, heard a clap of thunder and I whipped out the iphone and called up the radar on AccuWeather and it showed a line of severe storms bearing down on us. We took out of there and ran back to the state park and pulled up under a slip just in time as three lines of severe storms proceeded to blow through. In the past I would tend to push it but seeing that radar got me moving and it was a good thing.
A few other good free ones are WeatherBug, the Weather Channel, and MyRadar. Each has its positives and the biggest issue I have is that you have to have a decent signal to pull up these radars and on some lakes the signal is pretty bad...
kc
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Does the app show your speed?
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