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Snowmap

Snowmap at Mac App Store analyse

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272 ratings · Power index: 260
Version 1.0.2
Size 928 Kb
Updated 1 month ago
Released 31 Dec 2014

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Description

Developed for the powder-chasing skier or snowboarder, Snowmap is a key tool for your weather toolkit. It will hopefully help you in understanding where and when the best snow will fall. Snowmap provides an iPhone and iPad optimized interface for viewing probabilistic forecasts from the NOAA/National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center. These forecasts show you the probability a particular amount of snow (ranging from 1" to 18") will fall within an area on the map, in 6 hour increments over the next 2-3 days. Finally, Snowmap includes the locations of 450+ ski resorts in the USA and Canada, so you can easily see the best destination to take advantage of an incoming storm.

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 5.72k
Est. Revenue ~ $2.34k

Availability

Devices

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Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada free
China free
France free
Germany free
Italy free
Netherlands free
Portugal free
Spain free
Poland free
UK free
India free
Japan free
Korea, Republic Of free
Poland free
Russia free
Turkey free
USA free
Korea, Republic Of free
Ukraine free

Great start!

ublock · 11 years ago

Love the app! One request: ability to change the colors to something better for the colorblind (grayscale or single shade with varied saturation, maybe).