MyRadar Weather Radar Pro vs WeatherSpork Uso e estatísticas

** MyRadar Ad Free does not sell user data to any third parties. *** MyRadar Pro is the ad-free version of the leading free radar app, MyRadar. It is a fast, easy-to-use, no-frills application that displays animated weather radar around your current location, allowing you to see quickly what weather is coming your way. Just start the app, and your location pops up with animated weather! The map has the standard pinch/zoom capability which allows you to smoothly zoom and pan around the United States and see what the weather is like anywhere. MyRadar shows animated weather, so you can tell if rain is headed toward or away from you, and how fast. In addition to the free features of the app, a few additional in app purchases are available including real-time hurricane tracking - great for the start of hurricane season - as well as a professional radar pack, which enables more detailed views of individual radar stations. MyRadar is also available for Wear OS devices, including tiles for radar and current weather! Try it out on your watch today! Download MyRadar today and try it out!

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WeatherSpork

WeatherSpork is the strategic all-purpose weather planning application for aviators at all experience levels that will nicely complement the flight planning app(s) you normally use in the cockpit. WeatherSpork offers an inexpensive multi-faceted approach to uniquely blend online weather guidance along with aviation weather education. This includes - 1) Visualization tools such as a Meteogram, a vertical depiction of the weather over the next three days at an airport. 2) The Route Profile view is also a vertical depiction that lets you quickly see the impact of wind and hazardous weather along your proposed route of flight. 3) The Grid view coupled with the "Wheels Up Departure Advisor" lets you choose the most favorable time to fly. To use WeatherSpork an annual subscription is required. WeatherSpork provides fairly comprehensive weather guidance, but only provides supplemental weather information to pilots and is not a substitute for a standard weather briefing as described in FAA Advisory Circular 00-45H Change 1 (https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Advisory_Circular/AC_00-45H_Chg_1.pdf). WeatherSpork is only accessible in the U.S. mainland, but look for Alaska and Hawaii to be added soon.