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This app provides immediate alerts for National Weather Service severe weather warnings, focusing on your safety and that of your contacts. It displays warnings as soon as they are issued, allowing for quick action when seconds count. Features include radar maps and monitoring of multiple locations.
What's New in WeathAware
3.0.1
September 30, 2026
Minor bug fixes. Following the devices location on maps is corrected. Weather maps layer retrieval is more robust. Radar and outlook loops are faster.
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FAQ
What is WeathAware?
WeathAware is a weather application designed to provide immediate alerts for National Weather Service severe weather warnings. It focuses on displaying these warnings as soon as they are issued, helping users understand potential dangers to themselves and their chosen contacts or pinned locations.
Does WeathAware have ads?
No, this version of WeathAware does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free experience for users.
What devices does WeathAware support?
WeathAware is available for iPhone and iPad devices, offering its severe weather alert features across Apple's mobile platforms.
How often is WeathAware updated?
The latest version of WeathAware, version 3.0, was last updated on September 14, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving alert delivery and feature functionality.
What is the age rating for WeathAware?
WeathAware has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users who need timely severe weather information.
Can I monitor multiple locations with WeathAware?
Yes, this version of WeathAware allows you to monitor up to 10 Friends/locations. This is similar to the functionality offered in WeathAware Plus.
What is the user sentiment for WeathAware?
Based on the available data, WeathAware has received a perfect 5.0-star rating from one review, indicating a highly positive initial user experience.
Does WeathAware offer a radar map?
Yes, all versions of WeathAware now include a radar layer that can be displayed on the maps, providing visual context for weather patterns.
