I won't lie - I'm a big fan of weather apps. My grandafther always had a Farmers Almanac on hand and my father has more home weather stations than he knows what to do with, so I guess it's just in my blood. That being said, I was super excited to see BeWeather available now for BlackBerry 10. BeWeather 10 brings the best of BeWeather to BlackBerry 10, including current conditions, temperature, daily & hourly forecasts, alerts and more. If you're at all a weather nut, there is no other way to go.
BeWeather looks amazing from top to bottom. You can view multiple locations in a list or grid view, check out weather maps, set severe weather alerts and view the outlook forecast. It has some sweet animations for current conditions and an Active Frame that shows off your location, current temperature and current conditions.
While it does ring in at a fairly high price of $5.99, BeWeather fans should be quick to snap it up because it really doesn't get any better. Yes, you can stick with the stock weather app or the many ad-supported ones available in BlackBerry World, but I say skip your coffee for the day and pick this up instead - it's well worth it.
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