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Today we’re happy to announce that Weathercloud has been translated into yet another language and is now available in Czech. In addition, the network is also provided in Catalan, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish, and we hope to add more languages in the future.
Mac weather enthusiasts rejoice! We’re so pleased to announce that Weathercloud is now compatible with WeatherSnoop 3, the newly launched version of one of the most popular weather software for Mac. Keep reading to learn more!
Good news for Twitter enthusiasts! From today Weathercloud offers you the possibility to have your weather data tweeted automatically on the microblogging service par excellence. This is a wonderful way to keep your followers informed about the current weather in your location, and we’re sure you’ll love how this feature seamlessly integrates with Twitter.
We start the week with yet another update! We’ve been listening to your feedback carefully and we’ve included two of the most requested features in this release: the ability to watch your weather webcam from Weathecloud and also to change units and regional settings as guest. In addition, we’ve added a new gauge for evapotranspiration. Keep reading to learn more!
We’re excited to announce that Weathercloud is now also compatible with Weather Display! This is one of the most significant updates so far, as it brings support for a wide range of weather stations from major manufacturers. Read the full post to discover which ones!
Today Weathercloud has been updated to version 0.1.6.10 Beta, which is the 3rd major update since its launch two months ago. This release brings new graphs for wind speed and rain, increased social interaction between users, email notifications and several minor bug fixes for better overall performance.
The latest version (1.3.2) of our module for WeatherLink is available for download. Upgrading to this release is strongly recommended, as it fixes the crashing issues that some users are experiencing with previous versions. In addition to this, the new version now sends data of a much larger number of weather variables. Keep reading to find out which ones!
Today marks one month since the launch of Weathercloud on February 28 and we’re really happy about how everything is going so far. The response has been much greater than we could expect, with over 150 devices online worldwide and around 300 registered users. We’ve also received lots of suggestions and requests from you and we’re doing our best to develop them as soon as we can. Keep reading to find out what are the latest features added!
Spring has knocked on the door and brings an array of fresh features for Weathercloud users, including a new version of our module for WeatherLink, possibility of exporting data to CSV and more.
Weathercloud gets significant enhancements after less than two weeks from its official launch on February 28.
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