Start typing and autocomplete will help you along the way to selecting your location from 100,000 cities across the globe. It's dead simple and really does require a handful of taps. You can add as many locations as you wish. While I'm a firm believer in flat design and don't particularly appreciate the skeumorphic trend nowadays (I'm looking at you Apple), Note Weather makes the pen and paper approach work well for its iPhone app. There's nothing special about that, but where Note Weather hits the mark is its simple and intuitive design. Always up to date.Īt its core, Note Weather is an iPhone app that will show you the weather in a locations of your choosing. You can think of Note Weather as weather conditions you write down on your notepad with your pen. It's not about to revolutionize your take on weather apps, but it provides a healthy alternative and a good source of awe for iPhone lovers. And it's at this intersection between good weather apps and trusty pen-paper apps that Note Weather comes in. Heck you ditched all those ToDo apps out there and rely on the good ol' trusty notebook to keep track of everything. And if you're old-school, you still very much enjoy pen and paper. You can easily check the current weather conditions on the iPhone via Notification Center or the weather app that came by default with your iPhone.

If you don't know whether or not to pick up an umbrella for work today, or if you need additional sun screen, then you're not up to date with the weather.

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