It seems the latest popular trend in the App Store are weather apps. Here's a new one that displays the weather like an infographic, but is it any good?

It seems that the latest trend in the App Store are weather apps. So how does Solar stack up? Let's find out.

For this AppGuide, we’ll help you find the best basic weather app, the one you open when you want to know if you should bring an umbrella or wear a jacket— an “every day” weather app. Regardless of your particular preference, this AppGuide should help you find the weather app you’ll turn to every day.

EyeO Weather is a brand-new weather app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, which provides users with location-based weather reports for up to seven days in the future.

With the release of Weather+ v2.0, the app is even more visually appealing, quick to respond, and simple to manage.

iPhone owners with the right app never have to be caught in the rain again! The sort of weather app you like really comes down to personal taste, and this AppGuide will help you find the weather app that’s right for you.

Ever want to know the right moment to step outside when a storm is afoot? You can with Dark Sky.

Discover how awesome reading the news on your iPad can be!

The simple thermometer app we reviewed a while back just got a nice update! Check out what's new.

Here's your chance to win Weather Live ($0.99) for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.

Looking for a simple and beautiful weather app for your iPhone? Current Weather could fit the bill, though it has some shortcomings of its own.

Discover how useful your iPhone or iPod touch can be.

Lock Screen Weather ($0.99) is a new iPhone app that can display weather information on users' Lock screen without the iOS device having to be jailbroken.

Sure, Apple has it's own weather app for your iPhone, but it isn't very detailed other than the basics. What if you want more, but still want it to look good? Weather Live has you covered.

Social networking and weather sounds like an odd combination at first, doesn't it? Fortunately, the developers knew what they were doing when they created Weathermob, a social take on weather.

Here's your chance to win a copy of Active Forecast ($2.99) for iPhone and iPod touch.

Getting your weather information shouldn't be about numbers, right? Well, that's what Boreas offers. While the intentions are nice, the execution is a bit flawed.

Still looking for a cool alarm clock to grace your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad?

One of our favorite weather apps, Fahrenheit (which also comes in a separate metric version, called Celsius) has a great new feature that really shines with the iOS 5 Notification Center.

AppAdvice has teamed up with NAO Labs in order to offer you a chance to win Weather Drop ($.99) for iPhone and iPod touch.

In today's world, the newspaper is becoming increasingly irrelevant. With devices such as the iPad, it is just much easier to get up to the minute news with a tablet form factor. The apps in this AppGuide will point you in the right direction when it comes to getting the latest and most reliable news.

What could be better than a weather forecast given to you by zombies? Okay, besides brains.

This Spot is part weather app, part geo-location with a simple purpose and neat design.