Humidity app for iPhone and iPad

4.4 ( 704 ratings )

Weather Utilities
Developer: Omar Elfanek

Free

Current version: 1.1, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 04 Sep 2015
App size: 41.08 Mb

Humidity is a beautiful and ad free way to view your humidity levels and other various weather statistics based on your current location.

Receive up to the minute updates on
- Humidity
- Temperature
- Precipitation
- Cloud Cover
- Wind Speed
- O Zone

Watch app coming soon!!

Pros and cons of Humidity app for iPhone and iPad

Humidity app good for

Has no way to change to Celsius. I level in a country that temperature readings are in C.

Very pretty. Please add  ⌚︎ complications, large & small!

This is an exquisitely designed app. I look forward to its version 2 for the metric scale.

Beautiful design meets simple concept. No bells and whistles cause you dont need them. This is my go to app for quick weather and has everything I need to know on the spot!!

This is a great way to plan your day. I use it for golf, and everything that Im planning for outdoor activities!

this is the best weather app I have ever used. I found it through AppsGoneFree. unique to this app, it uses Dobson ozone measurements, which is great! I contacted the dev through the email provided in the app with a suggestion and heard back within 15 minutes with a thoughtful response to my suggestion (coming in the next update). if this app is still free, download it! if its not, buy it and download it anyway!

Some bad moments

Nice graphics, but thats it. Unfortunately only imperial units. And what means 45% precipitation. Im getting to be soaked 45%????

Ill use it when it enters the 21st century. No Celsius reading? Really? And why scroll through all the different screens to get the complete weather? Such a waste. It would be nice to change the picture, too.

I would like to see all the info on one page. I would like a way to convert between imperial and metric. I downloaded it then deleted it right away because of the two reasons above. It has potential though.

Artsy app, beautiful intro. I can tell u right now u better link with Wikipedia if you arent gonna include info... Ozone? Dobsons? So many questions created. Not the last of which is why Fahrenheit only if its sold outside of USA?

No Settings tab. No picture change. Yes, its simple. Too simple. There was very little thought put into this app. Those pages of info should be on one page, not swiping to see each one. Buh bye.

Fahrenheit has no meaning to most of the world. This app needs to have metric values in addition to fahrenheit. The picture, while pretty, has no bearing to where I live. (Which is the desert). The interface is clean and simple, but cannot find any way to configure anything. Where does it get its data from? (Especially Ozone numbers). Sorry, but this is not ready for prime time.

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