[unsignedint]

Shortly after Darksky left Android, started using Windy. [1]

Not necessarily a simplest solution for weather forecast, but provides wealth of information to satisfy my meteorological curiosity as well. (I pay Premium for higher precision data, and I think it worth every penny IMHO.)

[1]: https://www.windy.com/

[JeremyNT]

On android, I switched to the open source "wX" app, which uses NWS data under the hood. It's incredibly detailed and although the UX is a little rough it's because it's aimed at power users, so I figured the HN crowd might appreciate it.

Play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=joshuatee.wx

F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/joshuatee.wx/

Source: https://gitlab.com/joshua.tee/wx

[drewlander]

I use that too but on iOS.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wxl23/id1171250052

https://gitlab.com/joshua.tee/wxl23

[kQq9oHeAz6wLLS]

On Android I use Geometric Weather. I believe it uses AccuWeather.

https://github.com/WangDaYeeeeee/GeometricWeather

[seanp2k2]

https://weatherflow.com/ is also good. I pay for their iKiteSurf product as a kitesurfer and it works decently well once you understand what "16 knots" at one spot vs another really means out on the water.

[rubslopes]

Wow, it has super recent street cam images throughout my city. I had no idea this existed. Thanks!

[lighttower]

I use VentuSky. I pay for the premium layers. Happy customer