Storm

Color have no contrast. does not play well with high contrast thiem. Map has no detail No humidity, dew point, feels like Can not select WU stations

Surface Pro 3 I7 Win 10 Build 16184. Repeatedly crashes. Click US warning, crashes. Click Radar, may crash or the data will several hours behind, App clock will show current and is updating. Zoom in on radar, all city names disappear. There are never any terrain features. I remember the Wundermap version, this is not even close. Poor attempt for Windows.

I tried this app despite some of the reviews. It couldn't find my area, let alone my actual town, or even the closest city. Shame, because it seemed like it would be a good app.

I love the layout. The only issue I see is even though temperature can be set to Fahrenheit other measurements such as wind speed and precipitation remain in metric. If this is corrected I will not hesitate to buy the app!

The maps in this app have a ton of issues. For one, they don't always load the content...often you only get one layer, and a patchy layer at that (not all tiles load.) Zooming in and out results in very laggy updates to the resolution of the information shown. Animations are extremely choppy, and the tiles do not seem to be cached...so each time through the animation loop, you end up having to wait while tiles download...effectively rendering the animations useless. At first I did not think there was a way to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit, however I eventually found the option buried in the windows 8 settings area in the charms bar. I really see no reason that the option to switch has to be buried like that, there is MORE than PLENTY of room on the top and bottom swipe bars to put in a button to swap between the two. The rest of the app, while it works, is just a bit too simplistic...the functionality just doesn't seem to beat what already comes with Windows 8.