Any recommended? Of course have "The Weather Channel". "My Radar" and a couple of others. Anything out there that perhaps starts with a map of the US, and allows you to zoom in to an area to look for high wind warnings, weather alerts, flooding, road restrictions and the like? Planning a loop trip from Minn to Virginia to Philly and back in a week or so and it would be nice to easily look ahead a day or two, especially for mountainous areas, to see what may lie ahead so we can adjust routing as needed.

We usually flip the TV on when we stop, and look for one of the OTA (free) Weather Channels. They give great info, including some of the warnings you've mentioned. The apps you mentioned are probably the only ones I'd use, Weather Channel and My Radar.

I've used Weather Underground for about 15 years - ever since I had my first personal weather station uploading to them. Their weather forecasts are the most accurate I've found and you can choose from several "flavors" of RADARs and forecast maps. I find their 10-day graphic forecast particularly helpful.Rob

If you have internet the best weather forecast is the local TV web site. Say you're travelling between Nashville and Memphis. Go to both web sites and check the local weather. They know local conditions best. They will tell you when to stay off the road. What bridge will be affected etc.Has never let us down.NashvilleMemphis

Second Chance wrote:I've used Weather Underground for about 15 years - ever since I had my first personal weather station uploading to them. Their weather forecasts are the most accurate I've found and you can choose from several "flavors" of RADARs and forecast maps. I find their 10-day graphic forecast particularly helpful.RobAnother fan of Weather Underground here. It has a network of personal weather stations that upload realtime data. One touch finds the one nearest you. Any alerts/warnings show up with an exclamation point so you can click/touch on that for details. The radar is very detailed and can be zoomed in or out with touch or a mouse, from nationwide to local details.There is a website and a mobile Android app. Don't know about the Apple app but there probably is one.

coolmom42 wrote:Don't know about the Apple app but there probably is one.Yes, there is an iOS (Apple) version of the Weather Underground app, as well as the Storm app by Weather Underground. I have used Storm to assist when travelling.

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Fizz
Explorer
Mar 07, 2018
If you have internet the best weather forecast is the local TV web site.
Say you're travelling between Nashville and Memphis. Go to both web sites and check the local weather. They know local conditions best. They will tell you when to stay off the road. What bridge will be affected etc.
Has never let us down.

Nashville
Memphis
Second_Chance
Explorer II
Mar 07, 2018
I've used Weather Underground for about 15 years - ever since I had my first personal weather station uploading to them. Their weather forecasts are the most accurate I've found and you can choose from several "flavors" of RADARs and forecast maps. I find their 10-day graphic forecast particularly helpful.

Rob
MDKMDK
Explorer
Mar 07, 2018
We usually flip the TV on when we stop, and look for one of the OTA (free) Weather Channels. They give great info, including some of the warnings you've mentioned.
The apps you mentioned are probably the only ones I'd use, Weather Channel and My Radar.

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