Weather forecast app or link

[Zoey1]

I use to have an app that enabled you to see the forecast in all ports and I cannot find it.

 

does anyone have a good link for this?

 

Thanks,

Wendy

[FlyerTalker]

Well, there is always weather.com which is not limited to just ports.

[edgee]

Go to:  cruiseoutlook.com. Look up your cruise and it gives you weather for each port. It is free, but they offer a cheap upgrade for a small fee that gives forecast for 15 days out instead of about 7 days in the free version.

Edited October 16, 2019 by edgee
Correct info

[StanandJim]

I simply do a Google search such as "Cadiz weather February".

Works every time

[RJB]

Try Weatherbase.com     Gives worldwide weather for whole year.   It is pretty good. 

[Charles4515]

You can't accurately predict weather more than three days out. Those apps are only good for a giggle. 

[RJB]

14 hours ago, Charles4515 said:

You can't accurately predict weather more than three days out. Those apps are only good for a giggle. 

It is very good to give you an idea of what to expect within  pretty good range.  Sometimes can't be right 6 hours. out. 

[Rob the Cruiser]

19 hours ago, StanandJim said:

I simply do a Google search such as "Cadiz weather February".

Works every time

 

That's way too complicated. 

[Darspurs]

A week before each cruise I put the ports on to my weather channel App on my phone ( I do the same if I am going on a land holiday to a resort) I find their forecasts to be as accurate as anything else.

 

[RJB]

4 hours ago, Darspurs said:

A week before each cruise I put the ports on to my weather channel App on my phone ( I do the same if I am going on a land holiday to a resort) I find their forecasts to be as accurate as anything else.

 

A week before is often too late to know which months you want to cruise to a particular area. Med. in Nov.?  Alaska in May?  We want to have an idea what the weather will be before we book a cruise so this website is very good for that. 

[Darspurs]

12 hours ago, RJB said:

A week before is often too late to know which months you want to cruise to a particular area. Med. in Nov.?  Alaska in May?  We want to have an idea what the weather will be before we book a cruise so this website is very good for that. 

 

Of course but I use the app whilst away to check what the forecast is each day wherever I am. When I am going to book a cruise there is no point looking at forecasts you can only look at averages from previous years which are very easy to find.

Edited October 18, 2019 by Darspurs

[Carol From California]

On 10/17/2019 at 7:40 AM, Darspurs said:

A week before each cruise I put the ports on to my weather channel App on my phone ( I do the same if I am going on a land holiday to a resort) I find their forecasts to be as accurate as anything else.

 

I do this too! 😁