check it out https://merrysky.net/forecast/riverside%20oh/us
It's responsive and no need to install an app but you can add it as an home icon on your device, instructions in the FAQ
On my Desktop, I use accuweather and occasionally https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/ - among so many others. None really gave me a UI that I felt comfortable using. Always clicking to get additional data or overloaded with non-vital information.
On Android - after the Dark Sky fiasco - I settled on Yr[0] eventually.
Merry Sky looks poised to replace my Desktop weather links already (I use my own local custom home page). On Android, the (home icon) link leads to a really nice looking "Android App". Yr will be harder to replace but Merry Sky has already found a home here (just need time to verify its accuracy).
[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&gl=U...
Yr looks really nice too but I don't carry a droid day to day.
I'd like to keep merrysky as a lightweight alternative on the web and have the same experience regardless of the platform/OS
Dark sky has hour by hour by percent probability as well as projected precipitation.
Apple has a rounded percent in two hour blocks. And its numbers are different. For example, Apple shows the moon and stars icon for 6pm; DS shows 28% and .01 inch/hour.
Apple consistently has less information and I’ll miss DarkSky. I paid $5 and don’t usually buy apps.
I think Apple’s purchase is a negative for users.
Apple buys out the app developer Apple kills the app
You don't have your app now
I've been relying on AccuWeather as of late, and it's been pretty reliable.
third party weather sites/apps seem to be pretty scammy in general
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/publicsector/making-weather-for...
I'm relying on it in Canada now so I can certainly vouch for it in my area. We had a snowstorm and power outages during holidays and it was great to follow the graphs with regards to wind/gust and precipitations.
this was one of my favorite features too but afaict they integrated it (i'm on ios 16.3)
There is a hourly precipitation graph available since iOS16 but that may not be what you're looking for.
If you're still seeing a discrepancy, feel free to email me with the debugging information so we can clear that up. feedback@merrysky.net