Cane App

Cane App

Track and Compare Hurricanes

15 ratings
13 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 11, 2020
  • June 1, 2024
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Explore historical and active hurricanes with detailed tracking and stunning 3D animations. Compare storms side-by-side and visualize their paths as if flying through them. Access comprehensive data from leading meteorological sources.

Replay past hurricanes in animated reproductions
Compare multiple storms side-by-side
Fly through hurricane paths in 3D animation
Access data from National Hurricane Center
View current details and projected tracks of active hurricanes
Full storm history available
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What's New in Cane App

4.6.1

June 1, 2024

We've updated all of our data for the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season, along with various performance improvements.

User reviews

It doesn’t work

I keep trying to search for hurricanes but when I search it, the one I searched up never comes up.

Excellent information

Great

Excellent Weather app but no way to request support

This is a useful app for following hurricanes and Typhoons. The graphics are superb, especially those available through the modestly priced subscription.

One complaint complaint is that there is no way to lock the globe to the Atlantic Ocean. When you open the app the default view is Central Asia.

My second complaint is that the app support page has no way to contact the author. There is neither a form nor an email. The link that would provide more details about the app is broken. The example given on the developer’s website discusses comparing Hurricane Katrina with Super Storm Sandy. Unfortunately I have not found a way to add them to the display.

Third, there’s older storms can’t be displayed. This is especially true of any storm without a modern name. Hurricanes prior to the Cold War were titled by the year and major location such as Galveston, TX 1900 or Labor Day Storm 1935. The author has promised more storms will be added but did not indicate when.

All of these problems are small and don’t diminish the app’s functionality. I’m sure they will be fixed quickly. I definitely recommend this app to anyone of any age as entertaining when no storms are present and useful when they are.
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Excellent Weather app but no way to request support

This is a first class app for following hurricanes and Typhoons. The graphics are superb, especially those available through the modestly priced subscription. My only complaint is there is no way to lock the globe to the Atlantic Ocean. When you open the app the default view is Central Asia.

Unfortunately, the app support page has no way to contact the author. There is neither a form nor an email. The link that would provide more details about the app is broken. The example given on the developer’s website discusses comparing Hurricane Katrina with Super Storm Sandy. Unfortunately I have not found a way to add them to the display.

All of these problems are small and don’t diminish the app’s functionality. I’m sure they will be fixed quickly.

I definitely recommend this app to anyone of any age as entertaining when no storms are present and useful when they are.
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Amazing App!

This app is amazing for keeping track of hurricanes/typhoons/cyclones. I absolutely love it, especially since I live in Florida. Props to the creator for making such a great app!

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FAQ

What kind of data does Cane use for hurricane tracking?

Cane leverages comprehensive data from the National Hurricane Center (NHC), the International Best Track Archive for Climate Stewardship (IBTrACS), and other reliable sources to provide detailed information on hurricanes.

Can I compare different hurricanes using Cane?

Yes, Cane offers the unique ability to pull up past storms and compare them side-by-side with other storms, allowing for detailed analysis of their characteristics and paths.

How does Cane visualize hurricane paths?

Cane provides a stunning 3D animation feature that allows users to fly through a hurricane's path as if they were in an airplane, offering an immersive visualization of the storm's trajectory.

Is Cane available on multiple devices?

Cane is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible to a wide range of Apple users interested in weather tracking.

How often is Cane updated with new information?

Cane was last updated on June 1, 2024, with version 4.6.1, indicating regular maintenance and updates to ensure data accuracy and app performance.

What is the age rating for Cane?

Cane has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a broad audience, including younger users interested in learning about weather phenomena.

Does Cane have ads?

No, Cane is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted user experience for all its features.

What do users like most about Cane?

User reviews highlight the app's unique features like side-by-side storm comparisons and the immersive 3D hurricane path animation as particularly impressive and valuable.