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Animated weather map with wind, swell, precipitation, isobars and live stations
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
WindHub - Marine Weather centers on wind. Its forecasts and main map show wind speed and direction, with tides and waves added for time on the water.
The listing names sailing, boating and fishing as the activities it is for. It is filed under Weather.
Forecasts come from GFS, ECMWF, ICON, HRRR, WRF8, NAM and O-SKIRON, which the developer names as its data sources. Forecasts are set for your location.
The build we hold is WindHub - Marine Weather 3.0.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The developer says combining these sources is meant to make the data reliable. The listing does not explain how the sources are combined.
The map shows wind direction and speed as an interactive layer, and the listing describes it as animated. Swell, precipitation and isobars can be shown on the same map.
Live weather stations also appear on the map, so observed conditions can be read next to the forecast.
The app tracks tides and waves alongside wind. The developer presents these as needed for safe sailing, boating and fishing.
For current conditions, it pulls real-time wind speed and direction from the weather station nearest to you, giving a measured reading to check against the forecast.