MyRadar

The programmer can't say this but I can!! For those of you cry babies who don't know this is a weather repeater that pulls data from another source which in itself does not control the weather; stop !! It is FREE and it does everything you need to form your opinion on what the weather might do !! I gave it 5 stars BECAUSE IT DESERVES THAT. I don't know this programmer but I am an retired medical programmer who appreciates excellent software. Once again it is FREE and I for one would like to be as supportive as I can to an individual that gave his time without the greed to always make the most money he or she can. THANK YOU PROGRAMMER FOR THS AND YOUR TIME INVESTED INTO IT. EXCELLENT JOB !!!

I really enjoy and like this app. I downloaded free from the App. Store. It shows me the current and up-to-the-minute radar showing me storm approaches. The only downside is that it does not show lighting strikes or severe thunderstorms or other severe weather like hook echoes indicating possible rotation or possible tornado in the area or gives watches or alerts and wind speeds. Other then that the weather radar app is great.

MyRadar is fast, with very few app bugs/issues. Provides a great, easy to use app for current weather tracking.

I love the features, but think the cost of a full-featured version is extravagant! All the app does is use all NOAA weather service radars into one display. A lot of money for a string of code that links the radars together! This is an app which gathers all the NOAA weather service radars into one screen, making it easy to check conditions across the nation! So why doesn't NOAA offer a web version of this to view all the radars?

In a nutshell, this app gives me reliable, accurate, and informative radar information. I have a weather app. I've tried several. None of them have radar this good and this detailed. It also provides me with detailed NWS watch/warning notices (before my weather app does) and clearly shows the outlines of the alerts on the radar map. The free version was excellent, but I liked it so much that this is one of the very few apps I actually paid money for-- just to support their work. Get whatever app you want for weather. Then pick this app up for actually useful radar information when the storm comes.