Published by First Light Optics Ltd on Nov 05, 2014
Genre: Weather
Ratings: 3.20
Version: 1.0
Updated: Nov 05, 2014
Downloads: 735
Clear Outside is a weather app developed by First Light Optics. Available as a free download, it was updated to v1.00 on November 05, 2014, and currently holds a 3.2 out of 5 rating based on 122 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 743 kB of free space and runs Android 6.1+ or iOS 7.1+.
Video: Clear Outside Overview
Description
Reliable weather forecasts for astronomers with an emphasis on cloud cover. Features include:
• Seven day hourly forecasts, updated hourly.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★Dew point
THE only free app that give Dew Point forecast. At 500kB, this app is a gem and launches extremely fast.
Yes it has small issues but there are workarounds for every one so I find it very underrated!
I hope they update the forecast source after darksky shuts down, but keep the UI the same and app size low
★★★★★Excellent App with one major and idiotic flaw
This app is fantastic, it’s very useful and reasonably easy to use. Sure, the interface looks like it belongs on an iPhone 3, but the information is there.
The one major and infuriating flaw is that the app only allows you to enter *positive* latitude and longitude coordinates. So you can’t set locations outside of cities in all of America or the Southern Hemisphere. Pretty stupid oversight that demonstrates the Eurasian bias of the developers (lol).
★★★☆☆Bug when editing location
Wanted to add locations that I travel to frequently, one of which is not listed in the search function. Reading another review, developer states you choose any location and edit the coordinates.
That’s fine, but the app only lets me edit the longitude, not the latitude. It’s ok if you can find a location that’s pretty close to your latitude, at least you won’t be far out, but annoying that you can do one, not the other.
★★★★☆Great info!
Really nice summary of weather affecting night photography. I can’t find a settings function though; it’d be nice to see Fahrenheit data but I really don't ‘need’ it.
★★★★★The Best Weather App for Astronomers
This is just what I have been looking for, and most of all it is really free!
