This episode of Dear Hankajun is brought to you by Weather on the Way.

Weather on the Way is an iPhone app that tells you what the weather will be like at the exact time and place you're going to be driving through.

So instead of checking forecasts city by city and trying to stitch together all that stuff in your head,

you're going to get a full picture of your entire trip in one view.

This is a smart idea.

It accounts for your route and how fast

you're actually driving, so the forecast updates along the way. This is especially useful for staying

safe on the road. You could see when bad weather is likely to hit and plan for the best time

to leave or choose a better route before you're already in it. I'm from Montana. This matters.

Sometimes you get out on the road and you realize you've made a tremendous mistake.

But my chances are much better if I'm using weather on the way.

Because in the winter, this is going to go a lot farther, right?

Weather on the way shows road condition risks like snow and black ice,

local weather alerts, snow chain requirements,

and even live weather

radar right on your car play display. The app is free to use with an optional pro subscription

for $20 a year, and that includes a seven-day free trial. So you can try everything with no

commitment. Again, it's called Weather on the Way. You can search for it in the Apple App Store.

And again, it's free with an optional $20 a year extra feature pro subscription.

And if the app asks you how you learned about it, you can mention, dear Hank and John.

I certainly would not complain.

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