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Air pressure apps (13 posts / 4,178 views)
carpysmithers carpysmithers
Posts: 74
Post #1 28 Dec 2020 10:12
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Hi folks,

Can anyone recommend a decent app for air pressure forecasting? I've found a few that tell me the current air pressure but struggling to see future forecasting. Any ideas?

Cheers guys.

Nordle
Posts: 400
Post #2 28 Dec 2020 11:39
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In reply to Post #1
better than any app

https://gb-kestrelmeters.glopalstore.com/products/kestrel-5500-weather-meter
TeeCee
Posts: 2,009
Post #3 28 Dec 2020 12:23
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Here you go smithers, no need for an app Weather Outlook

Just type in where you want to fish near the top left hand side, click return on your keyboard/pad and you get a detailed forecast upto 16 days 👍
phil090781
Posts: 2,336
Post #4 28 Dec 2020 12:28
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In reply to Post #1
Met office app is the best I've found
Old-Cornishman
Posts: 688
Post #5 28 Dec 2020 12:49
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In reply to Post #1
I've never been convinced that changes in air pressure have much effect on fishing.
Without question the weather that comes with it does though, so in my opinion a good weather forecast would be more useful to you.
Oxygen levels, weather /disturbed surface temperature etc as we all know can affect a carps behaviour.
However consider that any changes in air pressure would only equate to a small amount of water pressure,
so if the carp sits say 12 inches lower in the water that would cancel out a very large drop in air pressure.
I find it difficult to believe a carp will be significantly affected by that.
Hitman Hitman
Posts: 9,179
Post #6 28 Dec 2020 13:17
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Xc weather 👍 and if you do believe in it it's supposed to be 981 where I am tomorrow
carpysmithers carpysmithers
Posts: 74
Post #7 28 Dec 2020 18:12
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Thanks all. A few to check out there.

In reply to post 5: To be honest I fish when I can, work and family commitments permitting. I'm mainly interested for interests sake.
GeorgeWilson
Posts: 5
Post #8 25 Apr 2022 07:25
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In reply to Post #7
In fact, it wasn't long ago that I started thinking about how I could be realized and what I needed for this in general. Then I realized that I should find a good developer company that helps me realize. And then I came across the right monetization model for your app and I was interested to learn about this project. It turned out that it was made by very cool guys.
paullywaully69 paullywaully69
Posts: 101
Post #9 25 Apr 2022 07:52
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In reply to Post #1
XC Weather App is very good
Scratch25 Scratch25
Posts: 800
Post #10 25 Apr 2022 16:37
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Most Samsung phones supposedly have a built in barometer. Couple this with an app like galaxy sensors that uses the data measured by your phone should be a pretty accurate local air pressure measurement. This depends on the quality of sensor Samsung use though.
MiniWelsh MiniWelsh
Posts: 2,390
Post #11 26 Apr 2022 20:57
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In reply to Post #1
Another vote for XC Weather
PaulBack
Posts: 60
Post #12 28 Apr 2022 08:16
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In reply to Post #9
That's what I use too.
bluebeat13
Posts: 2,168
Post #14 28 Apr 2022 13:55
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Dark Sky works well for me.
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