Software Features and Description
1. WeatherLink lets you see your personal Davis Instruments weather station data and local forecasts, as well as explore other stations from around the world.
2. Join the worldwide network of businesses, schools and hobbyists who have chosen to share their weather data with the world.
3. Enjoy real time data, forecasts and interactive charts.
4. The WeatherLink app brings the Davis WeatherLink Network to your phone.
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Download and install WeatherLink on your computer
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Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
Select Windows version:
- Windows 7-10
- Windows 11
Download and install the WeatherLink app on your Windows 10,8,7 or Mac in 4 simple steps below:
- Download an Android emulator for PC and Mac:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks Pc or Mac software Here >> .
- Install the emulator on your PC or Mac:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.
- Using WeatherLink on PC [Windows 7/ 8/8.1/ 10/ 11]:
- Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "WeatherLink"
- The search will reveal the WeatherLink app icon. Open, then click "Install".
- Once WeatherLink is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including WeatherLink.
- Now enjoy WeatherLink on PC.
- Using WeatherLink on Mac OS:
Install WeatherLink on your Mac using the same steps for Windows OS above.
How to download and use WeatherLink App on Windows 11
To get WeatherLink on Windows 11, check if there's a native WeatherLink Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:
- Download the Amazon-Appstore » (U.S only)
- Click on "Get" to begin installation. It also automatically installs Windows Subsystem for Android.
- After installation, Goto Windows Start Menu or Apps list » Open the Amazon Appstore » Login (with Amazon account)
- For non-U.S users, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto Playstore on PC » click Configure_Download. This will auto-download Google Play Store on your Windows 11.
- Installing WeatherLink:
- Login to your computer's PlayStore or Amazon AppStore.
- Search for "WeatherLink" » Click "Install" to install WeatherLink
- WeatherLink will now be available on your windows start-menu.
| Minimum requirements |
Recommended |
- 8GB RAM
- SSD Storage
- Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000
- Architecture: x64 or ARM64
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WeatherLink On iTunes
| Download |
Developer |
Rating |
Score |
Current version |
Adult Ranking |
| Free On iTunes |
Davis Instruments Corp. |
129 |
2.90698 |
2.2.13 |
4+ |
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✔ Pros:
- More organized and easier to read than web access to the station
- Modern look and feel compared to earlier version
- Offers consumer eye candy
☹ Cons:
- Does not rotate on iPad
- Weather history only goes back to migration date, not previous history going back a couple of years
- Data is all over the place and colors make it hard to read
- Lacks the chemistry of tying all of the current, daily, monthly, and annual stats together
- WL2 is not as data-centric/scientific as WL1
- A step backward for WeatherLink users who were pleased by the simplicity of the previous version
- Many users want access to the old version, which has been disabled in favor of this version.
Top Pcmac Reviews
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Weatherlink 2 Not Data-centric/Scientific
By Mom of 2 Girls (Pcmac user)
Version 2.0 is a big let down for me as a backyard Vantage Pro2 owner from a weather geek perspective. It lacks the chemistry of tying all of the current, daily, monthly, and annual stats together. I liked the WL 1 views of data because I could easily compare my weather station to other regional stations w/o jumping around a bunch of different screens. I doubt “regular” consumers normally buy the excellent Vantage Pro2 or some of the other nice Davis weather instruments, so why did we have to lose the ease of the prior data-centric/scientific views of our weather stations? I know Davis can do better than the consumer eye candy they offer in WL2. Sad, I hope the Davis marketing and Web/IOS teams are given new directions to better support the weather geeks who really get into backyard forecasting and data analysis of their Davis stations and others listed in the Davis network/cloud. I am hopeful we will see a course correction from Davis in the future.
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Add “v1.3 page” please!
By Calif48 (Pcmac user)
This version is a real step backward to this app users that were pleased by the simplicity of the previous 1.0-1.3 version. So many folks want access to the old version, which has been disabled in favor (by who?, not *real* users!) of this version. Here’s an idea that would make everyone happy... add a “1.3” page to this new version. Folks (like me) that want the simple version can access that. And also, please enable automatic update of the data to ten minutes. Folks that want to monitor their own Davis station using the app appreciate the ability to monitor “real time” data, and going back to “on-demand” with 10 minute auto-updates (like it was with previous version) would be favorable. Thank you!
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A long way to go
By eesof graham (Pcmac user)
Well. Sorry to say I’m not impressed. Compared to the earlier version “2.0”has a modern look and feel. However on the early version all the data fitted on one page and it was an easy swipe to see month and year. On this new app it’s all over the place and the colors make it hard for me to read. Far far too much scrolling. Compared to other modern weather apps like Weather Underground it’s just not as useful. My advice to the Davis developers is to make it more data and data access centric and less “pretty”. Everything the station reports should be clear on the opening screen. Temperature yes, but other stuff is tiny and poorly distinguished. And please don’t make me scroll seemingly endlessly and still not find what I want. Most Davis users are likely data hacks anyway...
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Nice interface for my station
By JorPet (Pcmac user)
I switched my station over to 2.0 as soon as I found out about it. I like this app better than the web access to the station as it is more organized and easier to read. I wish it would rotate on the iPad, but that’s not really a deal killer for me. The one disappointment is that my weather history only goes back to my migration date. It didn’t actually migrate my previous history going back a couple of years.
I really like that it HS the inside temperature and humidity reported. My terminal is back in a work room near my network gear so not that convenient to check physically.
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