The Weather Network

4.2.10 for Android

3.3 | 500,000+ Installs | Reviews

The Weather Network & MétéoMédia

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Description of The Weather Network

The Weather Network Android App is an immersive weather experience unlike any other, providing you with access to hyper-local weather information and a large library of on demand video content all within a few clicks of your remote. Tired of waiting through your local news to get your weather forecast? We’ve got you covered. Access your local forecast information 24/7 on-demand, or, lean back and watch hundreds of hours of original video content for free. Cable subscribers have access to our live channel for storm coverage and the latest weather stories in your region. Our advanced forecasting technology provides hyper-local weather forecasting as close as one-mile from where you live, as well as, weather warnings, alerts, radar and traffic flow maps to help you stay safe and to better plan your day.
Key Features:
- Targeted localized weather experience for both the live channel and interactive app
- Detailed hourly, 36 hour and 14 day forecasts within 1 mile of your location
- Localized weather warnings and alerts
- Ability to save multiple favorite locations
- Weather, radar and traffic flow maps with pan and zoom functionality
- A large library of original video on-demand content
- Voice search capabilities for locations, weather terms, related videos & photos
- Supports 6 languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese)

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What's New with The Weather Network 4.2.10

-Bugs and Fixes

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  Bob LaTouche

  Installed on Sony Android TV and no radar for any USA location appears. The maps and interface look good, but the app is defective, unfit for use.

  2020-04-25 06:36
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  Maxim Horda

  1 star because weather preview on HOME menu is in Fahrenheit even if you chose Celsius in the app Settings on Android TV with English language . This is crucial!

  2018-03-04 11:19
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  Ahmad Atiya

  Look elsewhere if you use metric measurements! Android TV Home Screen information is in Fahrenheit, despite the app being set to display in Celsius. Thus, the weather widget is completely useless on Android TV. This is odd, because I'm pretty sure the Weather Network is Canadian. I guess they're trying so hard to cater to the US market that they forgot about their home market. How disappointing. Will leave this 1 star review until this is fixed in an update. If I give your app on my TV's homescreen, at least show me the weather in metric like I chose! It's a shame that I have to give such a low score to this app, because otherwise, it is very well executed, and pleasant to look at/use. However, as a weather app, I should at least be able to use it to see the weather on my homescreen in CELSIUS like I chose. Since it does not fulfill this very basic/essential task, I have no choice but to give it this low rating.

  2017-12-05 09:15
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  Tim Owens

  Needs the ability to be able to disable the live channel feature. Currently, the program just inserts itself into the live channels list on my Sony Bravia TV. I like the app, I just wish I could use it just as an app. Once this feature is added to be able to disable live channels, I will re-rate 5 stars.

  2017-01-10 08:43
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  Kelvie Wong

  Despite setting it to use Celsius, the icon on the home page shows Fahrenheit, which pretty much makes it useless for me (I like to check the weather in the morning quickly)

  2016-02-02 01:15
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  Josh Hinnenkamp

  Please add the ability to remove the IP-targeted location once I've specified a new location as default. For whatever reason you think I live in Westfield TX, but I live in Minnesota, and I am not using a VPN. As a result, the live channels video overlay is forecast information for Westfield TX, as is the home screen tile card for The Weather Network. My current workaround is disabling location services for this app in app permission settings.

  2015-10-16 10:59