Anonymous wrote:The Apple Weather app is the worst. Doug K always warns against using it.

I find it highly accurate in Tysons/Vienna area.

It's accurate for me.

Iphones and everything associated with them have gone downhill in recent years.

Boom and bust. Find better sources.

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Anonymous wrote:Tell us you're a new transplant without telling us you're a new transplant.

No. I’m from here and OP is right about the app.

If you're from here, how do you not know there's a chance of thunderstorms every single day in the summer, and that you can't predict where they'll hit??

I’m well aware, thanks. That doesn’t negate the fact that the iPhone weather app misses the mark more often than not.

I d in no need an app to deduce that the instability of the humid grossness daily = chance of storms daily. I always say this is why you should always assume people are idiots unless proven otherwise! Just use your brain. How much brain, when it may hit, where it may be more than others - maybe use an app but more or less - you have to assume the humidity will impact likely storms. I suck at science like reaaaaaaallllly according to my teens suck at it, but this is just logic.

Anonymous wrote:It's like getting rid of people who work on weather predictions and fix equipment means we get worse service.

This

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Anonymous wrote:Tell us you're a new transplant without telling us you're a new transplant.

No. I’m from here and OP is right about the app.

If you're from here, how do you not know there's a chance of thunderstorms every single day in the summer, and that you can't predict where they'll hit??