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I’ve tried many weather apps but this one stands out to me more than the others. It offers a lot of features, while still staying very accurate, unlike many other weather apps that rely on less reliable information. This app's data comes directly from the national weather service, making it very reliable for people who need the data straight from a trusted source. Although it can be hard to traverse through the apps interface and data. After a few uses of using the app, you will quickly catch on and understand how to navigate through this app. The amount of customization in the settings is far ahead of the competitors, allowing you to set your settings for your specific needs. This app also includes the SPC predictions, a handful of models and mosaics which is good for weather enthusiasts like me. The radar is what stands out from other weather apps, it’s highly customizable and features a dual pane mode to view two different weather modes simultaneously. If you want something a step up there is even a quad pane option to view four different weather modes simultaneously. Another feature is the ability to long press a location for an instant local forecast instead of having to save a location on the main screen every time. A small handy feature is being able to see the area forecast discussion and the severe weather ongoing in the vicinity of an area you chose. Another nice thing about the app is that most weather apps require your GPS constantly but this one doesn’t require your GPS to function. To get all of those features for free and without any ads is rare! The entire weather app overall feels very clean, organized and professional. excellent work!

I just recently went down the rabbit hole of weather and storm chasing, and this app is the perfect companion for that obsession. I’m genuinely amazed that an app with such a depth of information doesn’t even have ads, and there’s no paywall to more advanced information! it’s all there, even if it’s a little difficult to sort though at times, especially if you’re not well versed in weather models and terminology. after two or so days though, I got a hang of where I could find the information I actually needed. the dual pane radar is great, although it’s a little slow to play animations, and occasionally the animations will crash the app unfortunately. that for me is the only real drawback besides the slightly difficult to grasp interface. I also noticed that the radar on an app like radarscope refreshes more quickly, but it’s not enough in my opinion to justify the ten dollars. besides the radar, the variety of models and spc predictions are great for forecasting. incredible app!

This has got to be one of the best apps out there for what it is. And at no cost? Come on man. I’ve paid for more weather apps / subscriptions in my time, I’m sure I could have covered another mortgage payment or two. This app is so rich with data and it seems everything has been though of. This guy is great for allowing these features with no ads (my deal breaker). Yeah yeah, it’s the user interface and navigation is not so easy and has a large learning curve. Lots of overload info. I get that, but people who are worried about that kind of thing aren’t using apps like this. It has saved me so much time traveling to NWS, pivotal weather, etc.. Yes, yes, I get it, you still need your RadarScope, a laptop to not strain your eyes, and your not so skinny fingers to hit two buttons at once on these little phones, but dang sure makes it nice having MRMS mosaic to fill in the gaps on the go. Kudos team! Please continue to support this app with no ads. Thanks from all of us that actually care about the weather and not just beautiful colors rolling past me like a Van Gogh painting assuming red means heavy rain.