
Lightning Tracker Map & Alerts
Live Radar & Thunder Storm Map
About
Track lightning strikes in real-time with live maps and receive push notifications before storms arrive. View precipitation radar, storm intensity hotspots, and NOAA's severe weather outlook. Rewind up to 24 hours of storm activity.
What's New in Lightning Tracker Map & Alerts
1.0.1
July 14, 2026
Performance improvements
Subscription plans
Lightning Tracker Pro Annual
Pro access to lightning tracker
Developer apps
FAQ
What is Lightning Tracker's main function?
Lightning Tracker displays live lightning strikes on a map and provides push notifications for approaching storms. It also offers radar, storm intensity data, and severe weather forecasts.
How often is the lightning strike data updated?
Lightning strikes appear on the map within seconds of hitting the ground and are updated every 20 seconds, providing near real-time information.
Can I set up alerts for specific locations with Lightning Tracker?
Yes, you can set your alert radius and receive push notifications when lightning strikes within that area. You can monitor multiple locations simultaneously.
What is included in the free version of Lightning Tracker?
Free users get the live strike map and alerts up to 31 miles. The Pro version offers an extended alert radius, radar playback, and a 24-hour storm rewind.
Does Lightning Tracker have ads?
No, Lightning Tracker does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with optional in-app purchases for Pro features.
What subscription options are available for Lightning Tracker Pro?
Subscription plans include Lightning Tracker Pro Weekly at $2.99 per 7 days and Lightning Tracker Pro Annual at $19.99 per year, which includes a 3-day free trial.
What is the age rating for Lightning Tracker?
Lightning Tracker has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How far back can I review storm activity with Lightning Tracker?
You can scrub back through 24 hours of lightning activity, hour by hour, to see exactly where past storms have tracked.





