Barometer antique vs Storm Alert for Watch Usage & Stats

Use your iPhone or iPod Touch as real Barometer. Additional: Big temperature display, felt temperature, air humidity, wind speed. New: Support watchOS Showing weather data: - huge analog, antique styled Barometer with pointer - additional digital display in mb or hPa or Torr - autom. locating > Weather data, nearby, world wide - Shows the name of the weather station resp. town - Temperature in °C or °F - felt temperature - humidity in % - Wind speed in km(h, MPH or kn - Date + time of the weather data - Data: Internet, online (a few bytes only) - Map of the position of the weather station - 4 day preview - Barometer History Settings: - Your City with Test function - Temperature in °C or °F - Barometer in mb, hPa, Torr, PSI, inHG - Wind speed in km/h,MPH, kn, ms, Bft - Pressure Sensor useable More features: - update-button for the data - Doubleclick on Barometer: Pointer moves a bit towards the air pressure tendency (like a real analog Barometer) - Device does not turn off automatically, while the program is running Systemrequirements: - iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad with OS 8.0 or higher, watchOS - Internetconnection

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Storm Alert for Watch

You can see trends of atmospheric pressures change on your Watch complications. You do not need an internet connection to use this application. You can use it in the mountains, forest, or on the sea where there is no GSM mobile coverage. This app works best with with Apple Watch Series 3 (use build in barometric sensor) Watch Series 0, 1 or 2 do not has bulid in barometric sensor so this app requires iPhone (6 or later). Reading of barometric pressure is make every 1 hour. Knowing the tendency of pressure (rise or fall), you can to some extent anticipate change in the weather. A rapid fall of air pressure is a sign for bad weather. A slow and constand increase is a sign for an improvement of the weather conditions, A rapid incease is a sign for a shorter period of better weather and a sign for strong winds. Pressure changes also affect our health eg high atmospheric pressure increases blood pressure and its coagulation. Low atmospheric pressure can cause headaches or migraines, disturbed concentration and irritability so it is good to know how barometric pressure is changing.