Hurricane Tracker

Hurricane Tracker

Detailed Hurricane Tracker App

45K ratings
346 reviews
#25 in free Weather
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 25, 2009
  • June 27, 2023

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Stay informed about tropical storms with detailed tracking, real-time updates, and expert analysis. Receive push alerts for storm formation and landfall threats, access numerous maps and images, and get audio updates. Make informed decisions with exclusive impact potential maps and comprehensive data.

✓Push alerts for storm formation and landfall
✓65+ maps and images
✓Audio updates
✓Written discussions and analysis
✓Real-time National Hurricane Center updates
✓Custom expert graphics
✓Tropical wave/invest information
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What's New in Hurricane Tracker

5.1

June 27, 2023

- We are introducing active storm widgets! No more opening the app to see if there are active systems. See this information right on your home screen! Small widget - will display up to 4 storm types. When there are active systems, this widget will only display storm types with active storms. When there are no active storms, it will display 4 storm categories (hurricanes, tropical storms, depressions & invests) showing "0" storms. Medium widget - will always display up the 5 storm types even if they are "0". Widgets will automatically refresh and pull the latest storm counts from the server. Widgets will also update when you launch the app. When you tap on a widget, you will be taken to the "Current Storms" section of the app to view information on active storms. Storm types with active systems will animate and show the number of active storms within each storm type. The number represents how many active systems there currently are within that storm type. For example, if "hurricanes" is showing a "1" then that means there is one active hurricane we are tracking. The storm types are hurricanes (red), tropical storms (orange), depressions (green), potential tropical cyclones (blue), and invests (teal). Note: Due to limited space within the small widget, it will only show up to 4 storm types at once. The medium widget will always show the status of all 5 storm types. Widgets will display Atlantic or Eastern Pacific storm counts based on your "default basin settings" located in the settings panel of the app. - Bug fixes

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$0.99

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Charts

Top Free

📉 25-1

Weather

This app dropped -1 position in Weather chart.

Last updated on October 8, 2026.

Top Grossing

📉 139-11

Weather

This app dropped -11 positions in Weather chart.

Last updated on October 8, 2026.

User reviews

Login Confusion

App does not keep you logged in, premium version requires logging in every time you access the app. Difficult to use.

Hurricane Warning Or Sales Pitch

I’m getting quite annoyed with the constant pressure to upgrade to paid. I found it a lot easier to use when I didn’t have to wade through constant pressure to upgrade to paid. What business are you actually in these days? Warning is about storms or selling subscriptions.

I get it that costs are rising and subscriptions are what pays for a lot of the bills, but your literally nagging one to upgrade to paid is getting old.
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App better when free

This was a great app. Now there’s a fee for it - way less user-friendly

Great information

I’ve been using this app for many years now. Living on the Big Island of Hawaii, it’s nice to watch storm develop and plan what we need to do. Also watch storms on the East Coast having friend in Florida and other east coasts state.

Two active hurricanes in Pacific and app says zero

My wife is on free version and gets alert, I’m on paid and says no hurricanes while Nolo and Polo are active

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Outdated information on active storms

Bug

Forced login issues for premium users

Bug

Compatibility problems with newer devices

Bug
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Requested Features

5 requests

More detailed graphics and maps

Feature

Improved push notifications and alerts

Feature

Ability to save images and data

Feature

Integration with other weather services

Feature

Customizable tracking preferences

Feature

FAQ

What does Hurricane Tracker do?

Hurricane Tracker provides detailed, real-time information on tropical storms and hurricanes. It offers comprehensive tracking, push alerts for storm formation and landfall threats, numerous maps and images, and expert analysis to help users make informed decisions.

What are the key features of Hurricane Tracker?

Key features include push alerts for storm events, over 65 maps and images, audio updates, in-depth written discussions and analysis from experts, real-time National Hurricane Center advisories, and custom graphics like 'Alert Level' and 'Impact Potential' maps.

How much does Hurricane Tracker cost?

The app is a paid application. The developers state they charge for the app because it is not an automated product and their team actively creates graphics and writes detailed discussions, making it their full-time job to keep users informed.

What regions does Hurricane Tracker cover?

The app covers the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Atlantic Ocean, and Eastern Pacific. It also provides coverage for any storms that may affect Hawaii. It does not cover storms near Australia and the Western Pacific.

Is Hurricane Tracker suitable for use during a storm?

Yes, the app is designed to provide critical information during storm seasons. It offers real-time updates, alerts, and detailed analysis to help users stay informed and make decisions regarding potential impacts.