Weathermelon app for iPhone and iPad

Welcome to Weathermelon, the must have App for the produce industry professional.
Are you tired of being caught off guard with price fluctuations in the produce markets due to weather issues? Do you want to be more knowledgeable about where and when your product is being grown and harvested throughout the year? If your answers are yes, then Weathermelon is the solution for you.
Weathermelon consolidates weather info for all major growing regions of every commodity into one easy to use application. Based on 10-day forecasts, Weathermelon sends daily alerts to inform you of potential weather issues in the growing regions specific to your commodities. It also provides information about harvest dates for each growing region and more detailed weather info such as radar maps.
We have spent over a year doing the hard work of researching every growing region (which supplies the US market) for every commodity in order to provide you the best and most detailed information available. From Canada down to Chile and across the world you won’t find a more complete list of growing regions anywhere.
Weathermelon follows the top 30+ fresh produce items sold in the US from Artichokes to Watermelons.
(Download the app for free to see a full list of commodities)

Features:
• Consolidated lists of global growing regions for each commodity
• 10-day detail forecast for each region
• Current radar maps (US only)
• Estimated harvest Start/End dates for each commodity
• Monthly Avg. Hi/Low temps for each region
• Custom daily alerts for temperature, precipitation and severe weather based on 10 day forecasts
Weathermelon is a service designed by and for produce professionals. Whether you are a grower, seller or buyer this app is a must-have. Thank you for your support and welcome to the age of Weathermelon.

We offer this invaluable service as a monthly subscription. Visit our website for more information (www.weathermelon.com)

Available subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.

Terms of Use are available here:
https://www.weathermelon.com/terms/