WeatherLink for Mac

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WeatherLink is a free reference software designed for Mac users, providing detailed weather information and data analysis. This program serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in meteorology, offering real-time weather updates, historical data tracking, and customizable reporting features. Users can easily access a wide range of weather parameters including temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation levels, allowing for informed decision-making based on accurate weather insights.

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In addition to its extensive data collection capabilities, WeatherLink supports integration with various weather stations, enabling users to monitor conditions in their specific locations. The user-friendly interface facilitates seamless navigation, making it suitable for both casual users and serious weather enthusiasts. With its educational focus, WeatherLink not only aids in understanding weather patterns but also enhances users' knowledge of atmospheric science.

WeatherLink for Mac

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: July 29, 2015

Latest update: June 11, 2026

Version: 6.0.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.6
OS X 10.10
OS X 10.8
Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.7
OS X 10.9

Additional Requirements: Davis weather station

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 2,520

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

1.6/5

5 User Votes

Numerous Issues--Still
lindemann1August 2, 2015
Pros
Free to download. lder versions work fairly well on Intel Macs
Cons
Newer versions do not work on Intel Macs. A number of features available to Windows machines are not available to Macs.
Summary
Have use older versions for many years with some satisfaction. Much can be done to improve, and should be modified to work with Intel Macs.
Constantly crashes under Snow Leopard
RichLJanuary 21, 2010
Pros
Nothing. There is nothing to like.
Cons
As usual, the Mac WeatherLink software is years behind the Windows version, crashes constantly, and Davis offers no help to make it work. Move on....
Summary
I'd like to see this software gain parity with the Windows version....just once.
There has to be better software than this
swsdNovember 7, 2005
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Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I have used the terrible version 5.0.2 for around a year. When I upgraded from OS 10.4.2 to 10.4.3 it finally became totally "disfunctional" I could download data from my Vantage Pro wireless station but virtually nothing else. Even the red "close" boxes stopped working. I am now testing 5.0.3 and its basic features seem to work. However, I have to agree with all the other people here who criticize this software. It is terrible and non-Mac intuitive. I would be prepared to pay good money for a true Mac application that could download the station data in a spreadsheet format, make decent quality graphs and upload selected current and historical data items to my website. If there is anyone out there that is in the same situation, can you post here and let's see if someone will take up the challenge. There have been around 260 downloads of this version in a month and, I would suspect, 260 dissatisfied users. Tony
Software a Joke
philb9--2008September 28, 2005
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Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I fully agree. "This software is written in Java. It is very slow. Still needs many features. Davis does not spend much time, effort, or money on the Mac version of Weatherstation, even though the same investment goes into the equipment you must buy. The interface is reminiscent of 1980s or earlier design and the program is buggy. Sometimes it will not boot up part of the program at all or crashes and takes down the system (yes, it is one of the very few programs I've seen that will occasionally crash OS X, requiring a re-start)." Davis makes an excellent weather station, but the software for mac is terrible. It does work but crudely. It is so bad, Davis shoud offer it free if at all.
Unreliable and lacking Features
ElectronManJanuary 30, 2005
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Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I have been using Weatherlink for several years. The OS X version is written in Java and is slow. Davis has not really spent much time or effort in improving this '80s era style software. "Bulletin" is the main feature to monitor weather readings in real-time but the OS X version is unreliable and very slow. Sometimes it will boot up with no problem and sometimes it will not boot up at all, forcing a quit--this behavior is seemingly random because the following day it may boot up with no problem. In version 5.01 this behavior would crash the computer, now it just forces a quit. I beta tested this software suggesting multiple improvements, but Davis was unresponsive and the program nevber got past beta1. I don't think Davis wants to spend much on software improvements--they're happy selling hardware (which IS very good). Too bad!

Developer’s Description

Host your own weather station.

WeatherLink is a specially configured data logger allows you to automatically upload your Davis Weather Station data from the console to your very own weather website hosted by Davis Instruments.