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Product Description:
Weather Watch X is an application that will let you keep tabs on the weather from all over the U.S. both at a glance and in detail, including 5 day weather forecasts. It uses a simple and clean single window interface, and automatically downloads weather information over the internet to keep you abreast of what the weather is like.
What's new in this version:
- Fixed a display bug with forecast date
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3 or later
- Tiger Compatible
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Download Weather Watch X Now (File Size: 1.4MB)
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It's OK 
- Version: 1.1, 8/23/2004 03:11PM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
friendship1
Does what is says. Did not see an option to fine tune where the weather is being picked up from. The interface is clean but too big for a 15" screen. Closing the window quits the program. Is there no way to keep the icon active in the dock or menu? Could use more preferences: what info is diplayed, floating not floating, keep an icon in the dock or menu bar, etc. I don't quite understand why all the text fields are editable. I changed the humidity to some strange number and tried the update. It did not change the number back.
Not bad, not great.
Not bad, not great.
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- It's OK
However, compared to Watson's Weather tool, for example, Weather Watch X is a poor, single-feature imitation. Preferences are almost non-existent, e.g., lacks options to select between units (Celsius/Fahrenheit, etc.). Forecasts are limited to temperature and an icon; no forecast text is available (percent chance of rain, etc.). There are no provisions for weather radar or satellite data.
Weather Watch X has potential as a useful, single purpose application, but limited features make it not worth the price without further development and capabilities.