Acme Weather
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Acme Weather
A new take on weather forecasting from the creators of Dark Sky, embracing uncertainty.
About
What does Acme Weather do?
Acme Weather offers smarter, more transparent weather forecasts designed to help users plan their day. Its core product is a mobile application that embraces forecast uncertainty by displaying alternate predictions and providing down-to-the-minute precipitation forecasts. The service is for individuals seeking detailed weather information and advanced notifications.
When was Acme Weather founded?
Acme Weather was founded in 2026.
What industry does Acme Weather operate in?
Acme Weather operates in Weather Forecasting, Mobile Applications, Data Analytics, SpaceTech, Data Visualization, Consumer Software.
“Acme Weather app now available in the UK and Europe. The excellent Acme Weather is now available for download in the UK and Europe. A project from the original developers of Dark Sky, it uses ensemble models to give the likeliest forecast.”
View on Reddit“Most weather apps show you one number and call it a forecast. In reality NWS, ECMWF, GFS, ICON, and Apple's blends often disagree by 5-10°F three days out, and on precip they can be 0% vs 90%. No consumer app shows you that gap. I built Luc…”
View on Reddit“Does anyone have tried ACME Weather? Would love to know if it’s worth the subscription price? Thanks.”
View on Reddit“Acme Weather : cette application vous promet une météo fiable, même quand les prévisions ne le sont pas.”
View on Reddit“I am interested in an option from the devs of Dark Sky but at the end of the day, is there a good reason to abandon Carrot just because you like a developers old product? Carrot is popular for more reasons than just hyper up to date weather…”
View on Reddit“All of us who were devastated by the loss of Dark Sky Weather can now rejoice in a second chance towards a decent weather app. I still have the Dark Sky app on my phone. Granted, it doesn’t work, but I’ve always hoped one day to hear about…”
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