First Off The Tube - ExitFindr vs Mesonet Usage & Stats

First Off The Tube helps you board the Tube, Overground, and the DLR in order to be closest to your exits and interchanges at the chosen station. It incorporates a detailed database of each and every exit and interchange found on the Tube system and works perfectly well while you're underground as it needs no internet connection or GPS information. You can search by line, or just by the station name to find the station you're looking for. The app also provides information on the closest stations to a number of London's tourist attractions. PERMISSIONS: needs access to the files ("media") -- the actual data is stored in SQLite db files inside the app which need accessing, otherwise it won't work. KNOWN ISSUES: None at the moment. ps.: if you have queries as to how to use the app or comments, do drop me an email, especially before leaving negative feedback. Thank you.

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Hello Oklahomans! The Mesonet app brings a host of Oklahoma weather information right to your phone, including data from the award-winning Oklahoma Mesonet, forecasts, radar and severe weather advisories. Get fast access to the same info that the experts use! Features: - Get live weather observations from 120 Mesonet weather stations across the state. - Use your phone's built-in GPS to determine the closest weather station to your location. - Check out 5-day forecasts for 120 locations across Oklahoma, updated every hour with the latest National Weather Service products. - Access maps of air temperature, rainfall, winds, dew point, humidity, soil temperature, soil moisture, pressure, solar radiation, satellite, and upper air. - View advisories for severe weather, fire weather, flooding, high wind, heat, winter storms, frost/freeze, ice, snow, and visibility. - Animate live NEXRAD radar data from Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Frederick, Enid, and other radars surrounding Oklahoma. - Read the Mesonet Ticker news feed. The Oklahoma Mesonet is a joint project of Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma.