RadarOmega: Doppler Radar App

RadarOmega: Doppler Radar App

NOAA Weather Tracker & Alerts

900 ratings
234 reviews
$8.99
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 14, 2019
  • July 15, 2026

Features

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About

This app provides live, high-resolution weather radar and severe weather alerts. It offers unique data solutions, including a network of weather stations with live video and sensor data, and customizable push notifications for various weather events. Users can subscribe to different packages for access to advanced data like satellites, MRMS, and weather models.

High-resolution Doppler radar data
Real-time severe weather alerts
Live video and sensor data network
Customizable push notifications
Access to satellite, MRMS, and model data
Weather outlooks and monitoring
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What users say

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What's New in RadarOmega

5.8.0

July 15, 2026

Minor bug fixes

Subscription plans

RapidSweep

Faster radar updates from NEXRAD radar sites.

$7.991 Month
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Charts

Top Paid

📊 4

Weather

The app has maintained its position at 4 recently.

Last updated on August 8, 2026.

Top Grossing

📊 23

Weather

The app has maintained its position at 23 recently.

Last updated on August 8, 2026.

User reviews

No longer updates

5 years ago this was my favorite radar app. It was cutting edge, and was updated frequently. However, about 5 years ago they stopped updating it and sometimes go years at a time with no updates. Now, they might update with “minor bug fixes” every year or so, but that’s it. RadarScope, WeatherWise update almost weekly and are far superior for the same price as RadarOmega charges…and WeatherWise doesn’t charge addon costs for the fast scan radar updating like these people do. Unless they upgrade this app to 2026 standards — and keep it updated — you’re throwing your money away unless you just use the free version. It’s sad because it used to be the best app out there.
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HORRIBLE CONTROLS RUINS PERFECT APP

Horrific UI. I don’t know why it was changed to be microscopic font. This has so many great features, but the font size,/button size just makes for a horrible time to use it. I remember when this was a perfect app, and now i hate opening it. I hate looking at it. I open it every once in a while on accident, and then I realized how a once perfect app was ruined by a dumb choice of shrinking the buttons size.
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Radar Omega is phenomenal

This is an amazing and very user friendly app and in my opinion as accurate and more detailed than Radarscope and other radar apps. Now I am not a storm chaser, or meteorologist, just a weather buff who lives in FL where the weather changes in a blink. But to me this is a lifesaver and an excellent resource and app! A big Thanks to the developers!
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Not user friendly

Not user friendly and impossible to cancel

Used to be Great

This was a great app when it hit the scene. So much so I purchased it. It's since been stripped of pretty much every feature I paid for. It's continually declined in features and usability to the point it's practically worthless now. The initial GUI had a learning curve, but was very usable. Now it's just awful. For instance click on the map in a warning zone and it's impossible to clear the alert which fills the entire screen.

The search for a great weather app because this one isn't it any more
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Reported Bugs

5 issues

Radar data not displaying properly

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Subscription issues and double charges

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Frequent app freezes and crashes

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Inconsistent performance across devices

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Inaccurate weather data and alerts

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Requested Features

5 requests

Improved radar data accuracy

Feature

Customizable alert notifications

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Integrated weather forecasting

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Expanded international coverage

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Smoother map and radar transitions

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FAQ

What does RadarOmega do?

RadarOmega is a weather app that provides live, high-resolution local radar data and real-time severe weather alerts. It offers unique data solutions, including a network of weather stations with live video and sensor data, and customizable push notifications for various weather events. The app operates in the US, Canada, Germany, Australia, and South Korea.

What kind of weather data does RadarOmega offer?

The app offers high-resolution radar data (Level 2 and 3, Dual Pol), MRMS data (reflectivity, hail, rotation tracks, precipitation), satellite imagery (visible, infrared, water vapor), and model data (HRRR, NAM3KM, NAM12KM, RAP, GFS, ECMWF). It also includes NDFD data for temperatures, wind speeds, wind gusts, and snow totals.

How much does RadarOmega cost?

The base application is free to use. Users can subscribe to different packages, such as Alpha, Beta, or Gamma, to access additional advanced data like hi-res satellite data, national digital forecast database, volumetric radar, and more. Pricing for these subscription packages varies.

What devices is RadarOmega compatible with?

While specific device compatibility is not detailed in the description, it is presented as a mobile application, implying compatibility with iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. Users can download it to start viewing customizable weather alerts.

What are the main use cases for RadarOmega?

RadarOmega is useful for monitoring local weather conditions, receiving timely severe weather alerts for events like tornadoes, hurricanes, and flash floods, and for professionals like broadcast meteorologists who require detailed weather data. It's also beneficial for tracking fire weather and excessive rainfall.