The iPhone’s weather app is powered by Weather.com, but what about Canadians that want data from Environment Canada? Celsius, the latest app developed by Mike Gabriel of Flipwire (based in Saskatchewan) answers the call.
This weather app is not like your typical weather app that bombards your screen with extra info. Celsius is a lightweight app that resembles the iPhone weather app, but draws its info from Environment Canada. You’ll get weather warnings, highs/lows, and the app uses your GPS to find weather from nearby locations.
If absolutely need and want weather from Environment Canada in a simple, fast, and lightweight app, Celsius is for you. However, if you crave more from a weather app, you might want to look elsewhere.
You can check out Celsius in the App Store, for $0.99.
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