When I moved up here in April everyone kept telling me how cool and rainy it was, and in fact it has been . . . pretty cool and rainy.
 
That all changed this week when we reached a high of 93 F - criminy!
 
How do I know the high was 93? I use Weatherbug, of course, freshly released for Smartphone. This app just rocks. It's a .NET CF application that is rich, well designed, has live cams from all over the world, a community photo upload feature, and on and on. Here is a blurb from the publisher:

"Every morning and every day, millions of people rely on WeatherBug, the most accurate, localized weather information source anywhere. From planning vacations to deciding what to wear to scheduling a last-minute business trip, people turn to the WeatherBug to help make daily decisions.

WeatherBug operates the world's largest private network of weather stations consistently delivering accurate, live streaming weather using data that is hyper-local, right in the users community. Other providers’ weather data can be up to an hour old and often gathered at airports.

Our live streaming data is so accurate, live, and local that it is used off-line by over 100 TV stations reaching 80 million households, over 90 government agencies, schools, and businesses.

"Today, local broadcast meteorologists at over 100 NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, WB and Telemundo television stations are utilizing WeatherBug’s live local weather conditions in their weather newscasts, offering a unique look at the weather from within viewers’ neighborhoods."

You can pick up a trial or full-blown version by following the links here. Frankly, it's more than I need to know about the weather, but as one of my colleagues said, it's "infotainment."