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• Point Forecast vs Breezy WeatherBreezy Weather lets you choose from more than 50 sources including national weather services and covers locations outside the U.S., with air quality and pollen data.
• Point Forecast vs wXwX also uses US National Weather Service data and adds Nexrad radar and SPC, WPC and NHC products, with a denser interface aimed at detailed weather users.
• Point Forecast vs Weather Forecast USAAn Android weather app showing seven-day US forecasts and NOAA watches, warnings, and advisories.
• Point Forecast vs Your local weatherYour local weather detects your position automatically and shows weather in widgets, without the detailed NWS tables for tides, air quality and UV.
• Point Forecast vs QuickWeatherQuickWeather opens straight to current conditions for any location worldwide, but does not provide the detailed NWS hourly tables with tides and UV.
• Point Forecast vs GeauxWeatherGeauxWeather adds rain radar, hurricane tracks and severe weather alerts from US agencies, but it is a very new project created in July 2026.
• Point Forecast vs CirrusCirrus uses Open-Meteo and LibreWXR data instead of NWS point forecasts, giving hourly forecasts up to 16 days, a rain radar and a widget.
• Point Forecast vs ForecastieForecastie relies on the OpenWeatherMap API for a five-day forecast for any city instead of official NWS point forecasts, and development is slow.