Echoes Weather: Radar & Models

Echoes Weather: Radar & Models

Hurricanes, Alerts & Forecasts

50 ratings
19 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 16, 2026
  • August 8, 2026
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Track storms with professional-grade radar and satellite imagery. Get detailed forecasts, real-time alerts, and community weather reports. Premium features include historical data, lightning strikes, and advanced weather models.

NEXRAD radar and GOES-19 satellite imagery
75+ radar products
Hourly and daily forecasts
Severe weather alerts
Community weather reports
12 weather models (Premium)
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What's New in Echoes Weather

3.1.2

August 8, 2026

The national radar mosaic (MRMS) and surface analysis (RTMA) now show the newest frame when you return to the app or switch products. Before, they could replay an older cached frame. Both layers stay fresher in general. The model product picker no longer tags shear, updraft and downdraft, and storm motion with your wind unit. Those products do not use one. Updraft and downdraft forecast charts now follow the correct unit too. The map crosshair readout now matches the bottom bar: echo tops read in kft, hail size in inches. Bottom bar values now follow the unit each product actually uses. This fixes wrong readings on pressure and precipitation rate products. Station plots, wind barbs, river gauge icons, and air quality icons are now sized correctly on iPad. Before, all of them used one flat scale built for iPhone. Cloud cover icons no longer blur when you zoom in. METAR and weather station charts now snap to the nearest real observation when you scrub. Observed lines no longer invent swings between real readings. The historical radar chip now shows the correct date in every time zone. Before, it could read a day early west of UTC. Landscape map view is sharper, and panning no longer flickers along county lines. Plus more bug fixes and stability improvements.

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Echoes Premium (Monthly)

All premium features, billed monthly. Auto-renews.

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User reviews

Best weather app

Im a novice with meteorology, but there are so many awesome tools in this app! So far I’ve loved exploring it to watch for cool storms by my house.

Honestly great app

Great app but there’s one flaw that I don’t like it’s the tornado warning I hate when I have to click on the warning and scroll to see if it’s radar indicated or actually on the ground. So I think that if it’s on the ground it could be a different color

Response from developer

Hi Picklethechicken, Thanks for the review! We’ll look into that and think about the best way to address it. Thanks, The Echoes Team

Can’t believe this exists

This app is the most thorough weather data application I’ve found for a cell phone. It includes model data, satellite imagery, high resolution radar.

Inaccurate derived products

Derived products are misleading, though the rest of this app is great

Response from developer

Hi! Thank you very much for the feedback, and I’m glad you’re enjoying the rest of the app! The hydrometeor classification products you’re likely referring to are notorious for appearing inaccurate, and it comes down to the underlying NWS dual-pol algorithm rather than how the app displays it. The accuracy degrades as the beam travels farther from the radar, and the melting layer can produce inconsistent results at any range. Because of this, I’d recommend the precipitation type product for everyday use, unless you have a specialized case that calls for the raw classification. Thanks, The Echoes Team

Offers way more features for the price

Seriously don’t know of another app that has this generous of a freemium model and such a low subscription price point. The devs are also constantly shipping new features. The free tier is more than enough for the casual observer

FAQ

What does Echoes Weather do?

Echoes Weather allows users to track storms in real-time using professional-grade NEXRAD radar and GOES-19 satellite imagery. It provides comprehensive radar products, detailed forecasts, severe weather alerts, and community-submitted weather reports.

What are the key features of Echoes Weather?

Key features include over 75 radar products, smooth 60 FPS radar animations, hourly and daily forecasts, NWS severe weather alerts with polygon overlays, Storm Prediction Center outlooks, and community weather reports. Premium users gain access to historical data, lightning strikes, and 12 advanced weather models.

How much does Echoes Weather cost?

The app offers a free version with core features. An optional premium subscription is available for $2.99 per month or $24.99 per year, which unlocks advanced features like historical data, lightning strikes, and multiple weather models. A 7-day free trial is available for the annual plan.

What kind of weather data does the app provide?

The app provides real-time data including NEXRAD radar reflectivity and velocity, GOES-19 satellite imagery (visible, infrared, water vapor), NWS severe weather alerts, SPC outlooks, and observations from thousands of weather stations. Premium users also get access to historical radar data and 12 different weather models.

Who is Echoes Weather for?

This app is designed for anyone who needs detailed and real-time weather information, including storm chasers, meteorology enthusiasts, pilots, farmers, and individuals living in areas prone to severe weather. It's also useful for general users who want more than basic weather forecasts.