Weather of the World - USA

Weather of the World is an incredibly easy to use app in order to always be aware of the weather and its evolution on all cities of the world.

Weather of the World is an app specially designed to be as simple and intuitive as possible. With one click, the weather conditions for the area you are in is displayed in your status bar.

Superb realistic animations show the weather at home and its evolution without you need to get out.

The application is based on reliable data source and real-time updates are so light that your data plan will be hardly affected.

FEATURES

- The application allows you to check the weather in every city you want on the world

- Weather of the World is one of the lightest weather apps available on Google Play!

- Animated weather conditions: see the weather outside and evolution for next 7 days !

- Intuitive and friendly user interface

- Weather of the World is compatible with all existing screen resolutions

- Tap to change the temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit

- Widget Integrated

- Choose yourself the next depending Weather Bulletin! Leave us a comment or send us an email. You will help to shape the best weather app in its class.

You can check the weather on all cities of the world , you have just to add the location you want to check.

For the united states :

Weather varies widely across the continental USA, as well as in Alaska and Hawaii.

In general terms, summers are hot and humid in the plains and southern states, while the southwest is very hot and quite dry. Endless summers are southern California and Florida trademarks, while in the Pacific Northwest and New England states, summers are warm with cool mornings and pleasant evening conditions.

Winters in the southern states are mild, while in the north, northeast, plains states, and in the western mountains, conditions are often quite cold with heavy snow and sub-freezing temperatures.

Severe weather in the form of thunderstorms is a normal spring and summer occurrence; devastating tornadoes are also common in the spring and summer months, especially in the central part of the U.S.

Hurricanes occasionally strike the eastern coastline and Gulf of Mexico states from June through October.