Leave a Review NOAA SuperRes Radar US
Very good but needs some improvement
Nice app and intuitive interface. Not as robust as Storm Spotter but has some nice features:
* works with Canadian storms as long as its serviced by a US NEXRAD site. Typically storms at and across the border show up.
* nice Conus view when zoomed out shows all storms on the continent and any warning overlays.
Cons:
* Can't select an individual radar. Uses location service to find the nearest, and you could zoom out and find active weather and zoom to that radar, but no listing of radars or even when zoomed over a county or state doesn't list the radar site.
* limited overlays and colors. No option just to see. I background (all black) or just county or state lines or roads.
* some of the info overlays are hard to read (ex: echo tops - hard to figure out metrics by the colors not visible enough or not labelled clearly contrast)Show lesskarimspost
The MUST HAVE Weather Radar App!
After much searching for a solid mobile radar app, I came across this one for my iPad 3 with 4G LTE. Have had it a couple of days now, and I love it so far. I live in Southern Ontario in Brampton, and was concerned that it may not cover my area - not an issue at all, lots of coverage for the lower section of the province.
The maps are top notch detailed right down to street level, and with the "SuperRes Base" (0.25km resolution) plus GPS, it's a must have for any storm spotters/chasers.
And with the $2.99 price tag compared to RadarScope that costs $9.99, it's a no brainer. Can't wait for some updates to help build upon an already solid app. Must also mention that the customer service has been very helpful and quick to answer any questions I had.
JasonShow lessJEG75
Works Great
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Weather main resource
Recent travel, made me look for a resource of up to date weather advisory . This app was what I was looking for. Quick easy to understand.reathpd
