Barometric pressure graph (US)

The numbers on the left are too small to be seen and cut off the all-important digit following the decimal. Moreover, the graph always looks dramatic because the scale adjusts to fill the screen. This makes it impossible to know at a glance how big or sudden a drop or rise is compared to previous days or other cities. If these easy fixes were made, I would give it 5 stars!

Needs a Minnesota setting

Needs more cities

This app looks like it provides exactly what I was looking for, but Minneapolis isn't an option. Disappointing.

There's no Atlanta setting. Would love for it to be added so it's practical for my use.

I have migraines I can clock by 45 degree dives in barometric pressure, but they don't let up until a while after the pressure stops diving. This is great for knowing when I will be decent company for other humans again.

I've used this for years and suggested it to many, but it has been trying to connect and does nothing further. I will keep trying back but will have to switch to another app soon if it's not fixed. Amendment: It's been almost two weeks of not being able to use it, but after posting this it now works. Thank you, keep up the good work.

Needs a Minnesota setting

The program works for a few checks and then gets to the connecting at the start and never gets connected again. I want it so badly that I have removed and reinstalled it around six times. I will check it again in a month or so unless I find something better

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I live in Cleveland whixh is not in the list of options. Need this to track Barometric migraines.. I'll keep checking back..