I used to get the Wx2InReach weather report PaulT refers to before my Inreach had a weather function. That would have been before the Inreach's firmware update of June, 2016.
I liked it but around that time there were several articles about 'hyperlocalized' weather predictions from the new guys on the scene, Dark Sky. I bought the Dark Sky app for my iPad. And I switched to using the weather function on the Inreach as I knew it used Dark Sky for its weather source. However, I don't use it very often... probably only two or three times on a month-long trip. I generally move daily so I can often get the weather report via Dark Sky on my iPad (as I get close enough to a cell tower).
Last night, I was curious whether Wx2InReach is still working. If you look at the What's New tab of its web site, you'll see the last comments by the developer were done back in August of 2019. But then again, HikingGuy used it last summer so maybe it still works.
So I tried it.
It does indeed still work (on my Delorme Inreach Explorer) for the "wx now", "wx now nws6" commands. Like HikingGuy, though, my attempt to use it to get the Mountain Weather Forecast (from mountain_forecast dot com) didn't work. My attempt to get the Mount Robson weather using the example in the instructions (under the Details tab) returned the same message-- "Error- Mountain-Forecast.com not currently supported".
I guess the argument to use Wx2InReach would be to get National Weather Service-based forecasts rather than (or in addition to) the Dark Sky-based ones.
I'm happy with the Dark Sky forecasts on my Inreach. I just have to remember to switch to Premium if I want more detail (i.e., closer-spaced times and a longer forecast) and to click on the individual time interval to get details like precipitation likelihood and amount, cloud coverage percentage, wind speed and direction, wind gust speed, pressure, wind chill, and humidity. It is a bit frustrating that the time intervals jump to six-hour intervals on the third day, then 12 hour intervals the next.
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