<p>Yahoo! just released a new weather app that takes advantage of beautiful photos provided by the company's Flickr community to pair in depth weather information with gorgeous photos of your city experiencing similar weather. The idea is that users don't just want to know the weather (numerically speaking), they want to see it.</p><p>Here's a short ad Yahoo! put together to showcase the stunning new app:</p><p>As a free weather app, it leaves nothing to be desired. You've got all of your info, from a big current temp display that's easy to read at a glance, to info about everything from wind to the phase of the moon. But what makes the app special is the photos that illustrate it.</p><p>Yahoo! is pulling photos from Flickr and categorizing them based on the weather at the time the pic was taken. That way, when it's, say, 55-degrees and clear in NYC, you'll get a photo to match:</p><p><a href="http://petapixel.com/2013/04/18/yahoo-pairs-weather-with-flickr-photos-in-gorgeous-new-weather-app/">Keep reading...</a></p>