Chris Leckness

WeatherBug announced today a web app optimized so iPhone and iPod touch users can access streaming neighborhood-level weather conditions and view video weathercasts which are updated daily. Listed as a staff pick on the Apple iPhone Web Apps Directory http://www.apple.com/webapps/), the WeatherBug Web application is also available at
(http://weather.weatherbug.com/labs/iphone.html).

The WeatherBug Web app provides international weather information, detailed views of the 7 day forecast, radar, and camera images from WeatherBug's proprietary network of tracking stations. Additionally, the WeatherBug Web app allows users to set a variety of locations for multiple cities and scroll through current conditions, forecasts, radar and live camera images for each one. No matter where someone is in the world, they can access WeatherBug's unique live local weather content and check on live conditions in multiple locations.

A WeatherBug Dashboard Widget is also available for Mac OS X "Tiger"
and was a runner-up in the Apple Design Awards 2006 for the Best Mac OS X Dashboard Widget.

Source: WeatherBug press release

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Glentor

Despite their denials the PC version is in my opinion SPYWARE/Adware. I've had to clean this crap off hundreds of computers and I for sure wouldn't install it on any Pocket device.