Precise tapping is also required, which is especially hard on a moving boat.National Ocean Service. The main challenge is that you have to navigate back and forth between the map view and the different weather data features. However, the feature-rich experience is let down with less than ideal ease of use and frequent errors. This app is packed with features and options including a minute-by-minute rain forecast, familiar NOAA layout text based weather forecast, and multiple overlays for rain (radar) and cloud cover (satellite). Marine Weather by Accuweather The Marine Weather app is a marine version of its standard Accuweather app.
Vertical display of wind numbers is hard to readįor more information, visit Buoyweather. Trial and error required in order to find a location that can provide a forecast. Login is required you can start using the app. Clear display of wind, wave height and tide for selected location. Straightforward app for ocean conditions. With subscription option ($79.99 a year or $14.99 a month) one of the perks you get is the ability to extend the forecast to 7 days. The bar graphs are very clear but the labels could be larger. They have combined data from several sources to provide a synopsis of conditions for the next two days divided into AM and PM, together with wind strength, direction, wave height, and tide state. After creating an account or signing in, you start by picking a lat/lon location on the map and then select ‘view forecast’ to get the conditions. Bouyweather This weather app is designed for offshore use, and it does what it advertises. I reviewed six weather apps that looked useful to get forecasts as well as real time conditions on the water, covering inland, coastal, or offshore situations. 
Thus, as I look out at the horizon and see clouds build up across the water, I’ll reach for my cell phone and put the world’s best weather forecasting right in the palm of my hands. There are marine weather apps that focus solely on specific boating needs, but these tend to be limited in scope and many boaters would be better served by a weather app that gives a broader picture.
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