Dark Sky, one of the more popular mobile weather applications on the market, is out today with a complete refresh of its app, which has now been re-written from the ground up, the company says. The biggest change is the introduction of a new unified timeline that combines both the precipitation predictions Dark Sky is […]
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East coasters have already survived four nor’easters at this point, but according to weather app, Dark Sky, the worst of times is just ahead.
The app, which uses hyper-local radar data to generate weather predictions, is predicting that this Saturday we’re going to descend into hellish subzero temperatures.
the trick this week will be to dress in layers pic.twitter.com/iyBXUgQjca
— Steve Kandell (@SteveKandell) March 22, 2018
Much like the 2004 less-than-accurate and not-really-good disaster movie, The Day After Tomorrow, Dark Sky predicts that the temperature on March 24th will plunge sharply to near a hundred degrees below zero. Sounds bad! Read more…
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