PressureNet was a weather app developed by Cumulonimbus. It was removed from Google Play Feb 20, 2018 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
PressureNet had been downloaded 220 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
PressureNet was rated 3.99 out of 5 stars, based on 1.5 thousand ratings.
App Information
PressureNet was free to download. The APK download size was 6.70 MB. The last available version was 5.1.10. The last update was on May 27, 2016.
Technical Requirements
PressureNet required Android 4.1+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play October 2011.
Description
PressureNet boasts a community of fellow citizen scientists helping to create the most accurate real-time, hyperlocal weather forecast.
PressureNet uses barometric sensors built into select Android devices (see if yours is listed below) to automatically detect changes in atmospheric pressure, predicting hyperlocal weather activity before it occurs. We incorporate your sensor data into our own weather models, which produce local temperature forecasts for you, our users.
Not only does your automatic sensor data make your weather forecast more accurate, but we also incorporate user-reported weather conditions to train and correct our models. Our forecast accuracy improves as more users join!
Note: Temperature forecasts are for North America only right now. We will be adding more locations as users request them. Send us an email to let us know you're interested! software@cumulonimbus.ca.
Features:
- NEW: Crowdsourced sensor data reflects real-time hyperlocal weather forecast for the next few hours.
- Report real-time weather changes in your area to other PressureNet users.
- Pressure drop/rise alerts: notifies you when your pressure starts to fall -- indicating oncoming clouds, rain, and good weather ahead!
- Home screen widget allows for user submitted weather updates and displays real-time barometer readings and hourly/on-demand pressure changes.
PressureNet works with the current list of Android devices:
Galaxy S3, S4, S5, S6 Galaxy Nexus Galaxy Note, 2, 3, 4 Nexus 4, 5, 6, 10 LG G3, G4 Motorola Xoom RAZR MAXX HD Xiaomi MI-2, MI-3 Droid Ultra Moto X HTC One (M8)
New features added to PressureNet every week. Don’t see a feature you want? Tell us to add it at software@cumulonimbus.ca
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★★★★★
You and Me and the Weather Make Three Pressure tracking is cool. Especially when it makes me think of Queen AND Vanilla Ice. Additionally, the ineffably superlative aspect of this app is that I can look outside and tap in what my section of the natural world is doing, and others in the less natural parts of my world can make note of the real world and adjust their circumstances accordingly. Tap, tap, tap...it's raining men. Tap, tap, tap... I'm as cold as ice. Maybe you get the picture, but you probably don't unless you are trying it out.
★★★★★
I have headaches that are greatly affected by barometric pressure. I found this app only a month ago. I love it. The alerts are helping me to regulate my outdoor activity better than my local weather app. It also helps me use my pain meds more wisely.
★★★★★
This Brain Surgery Survivor approves & here's why! And thank you all for offering your barometric data to this collective; I'm truly grateful. I have a something called a Chiari Malformation (said "KEE-ARR-EE"): basically my skull is too small and puts pressure on my brain, brainstem, & fluids. Any barometric pressure change outside (ie, weather), wreaks havoc on the inside of our bodies (ie, a migraine wrapped in a hangover and dipped in the flu. No exaggeration). So a barometer app is life changing! We'll know when to reschedule events & rest and when it's ok to attend or plan something. Wonderful! A great app! Recommend (duh)
★★☆☆☆
Very little works My pressure shows in the upper left, but there's no data being acquired and plotted. The widget does not update pressure and it no longer opens the app when you tap on it. Temperature on map is useless because you're seeing in-pocket temperatures!
★★☆☆☆
Graph sucks and battery killer Graph looks more like connect the dots and battery drains 4 hours sooner than normal. Pressure is also a higher reading than my other app.
★★☆☆☆
Was cool but Now the app doesn't show you the pressures on the map. Now you get temperatures and currently the temperature is 32 but the map is showing 51. Kind of useless.
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