Current Weather

Suncross has developed an exceptional application in the 'Current Weather' program, now available in its latest version, '1.6.0.110'. This program will be quite a find for anyone in need of real-time weather updates directly in their system tray. The 1.1 MB CurrentWeather.exe file is notably lightweight, ensuring swift installation without consuming much storage space.

Supporting a wide range of operating systems including Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11, this Home & Hobby category software, subcategorized under Weather, makes it easy to keep up-to-date regardless of the machine in use.

The program allows access to weather conditions from over 4000 global locations, making it a versatile weather-tracking tool for travelers and weather enthusiasts alike. Once installed, Current Weather consistently pulls updated reports from the weather server and alerts you instantly if there are any significant changes in your preferred location's forecast.

For those interested in exploring different versions, versions 1.6, 1.5, and 1.0 are also available. This evolutionary path suggests continuous improvements and user-centric updates from the developers at Suncross.

In terms of its pros and cons:

Pros:

1. Small file size of 1.1 MB, ensuring a quick download and installation.
2. Wide support across various Windows versions.
3. Free to use, making it accessible without any cost barriers.
4. Regular auto-updates with alert messages for the primary location.

Cons:

1. Limited to weather information without additional functionalities.
2. Interface may feel basic compared to more sophisticated weather apps.

Overall, Current Weather by Suncross is an excellent, free tool for anyone needing reliable and quick access to current weather conditions right from their desktop. For such minimal effort in terms of download and setup, the convenience it offers in keeping up to date with weather conditions is thoroughly commendable.

You may want to check out more software, such as Tray Weather Forecast, Weather Defender or The Weather Channel, which might be similar to Current Weather.