
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has a barometer, which measure atmospheric pressure that can help alert you to a possible nearby a rainstorm before a slowly updated weather app can. It even have a thermometer.
With the proper algorithm, the internal reading could be used to approximate the ambient temperature around you.
Yes! There's a new app in town. Okay! it might not be that new coz i just found out about it.

Weather Signal by Opensignal can be downloaded from Google Play Store for free. The app can also measure:
- Pressure (devices with barometers, including our Note 2s)
- Light intensity (using ambient light sensors; most devices have them)
- Humidity (devices with hygrometers, currently only the GS4)
- Magnetic flux (devices with magnetometers, including our Note 2s) Acceleration (devices with accelerometers, including Note 2s)

There's a few more features that the app offers. And your Note 2 has even more tricks in its sleeves. Head over to the app's website to learn more.











