I know, I know, all you want to know is whether you need an umbrella. That’s what you say now. But once you take a spin through the various approaches to weather apps available for the iPad, well, you’ll still just want to know whether you need an umbrella. But you’ll have an enhanced appreciation for just how much some people care about the weather. And if because of some early childhood event involving a thermometer or a puddle in the parking lot behind your apartment complex, you actually obsess about the weather, look no further. Our ultimate weather app round-up can help you pick the weather app that’s right for you. We cannot, however, prescribe medication. Weather HD , $.99, 7/10. Weather HD tells your logical brain what it wants to know—wind speed, temperature, precipitation, and humidity—and gives you local conditions or forecasts for any city. Meanwhile, it dazzles your visual cortex with beautiful animated clips for each weather condition in full HD. No maps, traffic cams, or other advanced features, but if you don’t actually want them, bump the rating accordingly. Positively hypnotic graphics take the edge off the adrenaline rush that naturally accompanies the topic of meteorology. (…) Read the rest of The Ultimate List of Weather Apps for iPad (and iPhone) All App Reviews © AppCraver.com, 2010. | The Ultimate List of Weather Apps for iPad (and iPhone) | Best iPad Apps | Best Free Apps

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