Hurricane Tracker - Born out of a need to keep abreast of what the latest tropical depression/tropical storm/hurricane is doing, I created Tracker, a Palm OS application for keeping up with the whereabouts of the latest storm
4cast displays today's weather & next 4 days' weather forecast, with auto-update & radar maps.
· Downloads weather information from weather.yahoo.com
· Displays forecast for the next 5 days, and details (e.g. wind, humidity, text forecast ..
WorldMate 2007 Professional Edition (Palm OS) - Gain access to global weather information, comprehensive flight schedules, real-time flight status, world clocks, currency conversion, your itinerary details and much more – anytime, anywhere. With WorldMate Professional Edition – you're never alone, wherever you go! Access 14 critical travel services for only $74
Weather Forecast Browser - Weather Forecast Browser (also known as WFBrowser) – is offline browser for weather forecast web sites. In current version all information gets from http://weather.yahoo.com. WFBrowser allows check forecast information in offline on closest 5 days
This pack includes two weather maps containing 20 and 50 principal agglomerations of the world. They require PrettyMap installed and Internet connection on your PDA
Weather Calculator for Palm OS converts temperature, wind and pressure and calculates wind chill, heat index, relative humidity and standard atmosphere.
Tables of Fujita Tornado Scale, Saffir Simpson Hurricane Scale and Beaufort Wind Force Scale
Outlook Weather - Always have current forecasts for one or more locations on your Palm in a concise, easy-to-read format (but with actual prose forecasts, not those two-word psuedo-forecasts) using no additional software
ThunderWonder! - calculates your distance from lightning. Tap the 'Flash' button when you see lightning then tap the 'Ka-Boom' button when you hear the thunder. ThunderWonder! uses NASA speed of sound calculations to estimate your distance in kilometers and miles. High Altitude checkbox compensates for thin air (where sound travels slower) when you're in the mountains