I’m the type that always finds the temperature to be less of a factor to my general comfort than the humidity. This holds true for warm and cooler weather. This App provides me with a super quick, easy to see and understand barometer to my happiness. Use it all the time... especially when I feel it so beautiful outside.. to know the underlying reason! Thanks!
This app should be measuring dew point instead of humidity. Humidity at say, 90% would mean that its raining. It’s the water in the air. Raining doesnt have anything to do with mugginess, what people often mistake for feeling “humid”. Your hygrometer says “comfort” at the 50% mark. That would mean if it’s 50% raining outside, we are not comfortable? What is 50% rain? If it’s like today, 51degrees out (pretty chilly!), and it’s raining, it’s certainly not muggy. Yet your hygrometer says it’s “wet”. Waaay past comfortable. It makes no sense and it gives the impression that it is unbearably muggy, when in fact it’s only raining. If people want to know how muggy it is, they need to check the dew point, not the humidity. And this needs to be made known more and the meteorologists aren’t helping matters by constantly telling us about the “humidity”. “Estimating mugginess using relative humidity can be misleading since a high relative humidity doesn't necessarily mean high mugginess. For example, on a 40°F day if the dew point is 36°F the relative humidity would be 90%. This is a high RH (relative humidity) but it wouldn't feel muggy because the air temperature is cool.” Dew point (°F) Degree of Mugginess < 50 Not muggy 50-59 Slightly muggy 60-69 Moderately muggy 70-79 Very muggy 79+ Unbearably muggy - National Weather Service
A simple, inexpensive Apple Watch complication that shows the relative humidity would make this exactly what I’m looking for. I would happily pay several dollars as a one time price for this, or a very low subscription price. I’m unable to find it elsewhere. Other apps are loaded with redundant features at subscription prices ($8 a year) that far exceeded the value of the simple humidity info I want and Apple provides via Siri and in the weather app.
Very easy to use, click and in seconds the humidity is presented in easy to read numbers. Ads are small and don't intrude. No problems in the several months I've used the app. Would be nicer if reading was displayed on the icon, but for free you really can't ask for more. Use it every day.
I have injuries that flare up bad with humidity, I also hate muggy weather :) ... this app is a simple and super fast way to monitor humidity, ux is a nice big speedometer style , like a dashboard widget; internet fool proof. It's free and the ads are not intrusive. Thanks 2 the devs great job... I hate rain and humidity :) , high recommend on this go to app!!! 5 *****
Very simple way to keep an eye on relative humidity which most weather apps don't bother with. When delivering wood products to new construction sites there is often wet conditions in the interior of the home. I recommend this ap to clients to monitor the RH so they know when to open the windows and let the moisture leave the house faster and less expensively than dehumidifiers and AC units.
This app is simple, to the point and easy to read. All the qualities an app needs to be good. Tap the app and get the humidity within seconds. I compared the humidity on this app to those on some weather channels and it’s right on the money!
I have asthma and copd. Checking this app helps me in planning my day. I like it because it presents the info I want so I don’t have to search for similar data in other weather apps.
I really like this app I live near Chicago and we have a Lotta humid days in the summertime and I like check the humidity during the evening or at night because it goes up so high it was 94% last night this is a great app to have!
I live in the Dallas area. Before I go on my evening power walk, I checked this app to see what the humidity is in my neighborhood. I know where my comfort zone‘s are and this helps me determine that. I love it’s simplicity.
I don’t use it to its full capacity but appreciate getting to catalog my plants and updates with comments and photos are very easy to use. One point of feedback would be more diversity listings for genus subtypes. Overall very satisfied with the app.
Works great! Used my body for 75 years to determine moisture/air ratios... but this cool (heh) app lot more fun. Also don't hafta go home, to wall mounted weather station and read. (Love these connected times!) Good job coders! Well done!
I was skeptical about a hygrometer app, since I didn’t know if my iPhone had the capability. Well the first reading I took was 52%, so I checked it against my Kestral 3000 (portable hand-held weather instrument). Spot on!
Simple! Humidity reading in an instant! I am a full time RV-er and need to keep a check on humidity in the states I am in for health reasons. This app is perfect! No frills! I recommend this app!
Not an accurate measure of the humidity. I have had this installed for a long time and it is never accurate. I live across the street from a National Weather Service weather measuring station and this app is always way off from that station and every other hygrometer including the one in my house that matches with the station across he street.
Only location tracking options are 'Always' and 'Never'
Too bad. I was stoked to use this but I don't need to know the humidity levels badly enough to let this app drain my battery. Nearly every other weather app has the 'only while using' option. Get with the program.
I was looking for more relevant data and just assumed an app for humidity would include the relative humidity and the dew point as those are much more helpful stats re: what it feels like and how it effects people. This is just straight humidity, which doesn’t inform much without the other factors.
This is the third app I’ve tried to find out what the humidity is in my town. It would be nice to have one that I could take with me. But when I walk outside and in less than five minutes, I’m so wet my clothes are dripping and my thermal pro is saying that is 24% humidity indoors and nearly 40% outdoor humidity and YOUR APP is telling me that it’s 16%! I don’t think so.!
i started to doubt the accuracy of this app because the humidity it shows is often very close to the outside humidity, despite that i have both a dehumidifier and AC on in my room. I also keep a small temp/humidity indicator thing on my windowsill and it suggests differently. Great concept, but doesn’t seem to work as it should.
My wife and I giggle about our discussion of weather and it’s effect on us. Now we are watching the meter and discussing moisture conditions. It cracks us up
This app kept telling me the humidity in my city was above 90%. I live in Northern California, and we haven’t seen much moisture in my city in quite a while. I bought a real humidity meter, and it shows 40% - 60%, depending on the time of day. This app is way off. Definitely wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking to accurately measure the humidity in your area.
I am not certain of how this app got so many high ratings. I used it and it said my indoor humidity was 86%. My Ecobee smart thermostat system had the humidity at only 57%. My handheld hygrometer had it at 59%. I am not certain what factors the app uses to draw conclusions but that disparity is not acceptable.
This does exactly what I hoped it would. The reason for 4 stars is that there doesn’t seem to be a way to upgrade and get rid of the ads. Otherwise, it’s great!
I feel that humidity is as important as the temperature as far as how comfortable it is outside. This app really helps me decide what to wear in the morning.
I compared the humidity for my current location with this app versus the Weather Channel and my local news/sports/weather station and it was off by 15%.
I’ve had this app for a few days, and every day its humidity reading is off by at least 40%. It’s currently very cold outside and around 20-25% humidity. The app thinks it’s 80% humid. It’s been this wrong every day, and I do have it tracking my location too.
Dew point is what determines comfort (ie how much moisture there is in the air regardless of temperature); where as relative humidity % can be misleading bc it’s a function of temperature.
This isn’t actually a hygrometer because it doesn’t ‘meter’ anything, it just gives you the humidity info based on your location. It’s also wildly inaccurate. I put in the closest location and it gave me a 57% reading when the actual humidity here is 33%!
Dont like humid weather but the app lets me know when is a Good time to work outdoors. Local weather people dont include humidity levels in their forecast.
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