WeatherAlarmApp

Severe weather alerts for the people you love. COMING UP: THE WEEK AHEAD, FOR EVERYONE YOU WATCH A new card at the top of the Alerts tab tells the week ahead across all your places in one glance. Expand it for the Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 to 8 severe storm outlooks, heavy rain and flooding, snow and ice amounts, winter storm impacts, heat, air quality and the longer range. Each outlook has its own map and a detail screen that reads like the forecasters' own. WHAT THE FORECASTERS ARE THINKING Open a location's Additional Details to read the local National Weather Service forecast discussion, in the forecasters' own words. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence, a short overview sits above the full text. Press and hold to copy any of it. RAIN, SNOW AND ICE, IN DETAIL When precipitation is on the way, each location shows how much to expect, when it changes between rain, snow and ice, and any flooding risk. Winter storm impacts appear on the Map and on each location, from minor to extreme. ALERTS THAT LEAD WITH WHAT MATTERS Each active alert now opens with the forecaster's own impact statement, so you see the hazard before the headline. Sort active alerts by severity or by place, with a label for each person's run of alerts. When forecasters end a warning early, it leaves your Active list right away. Every alert time is shown in that place's own time zone. STORM REPORTS SHOW THEIR PROGRESS While a storm report builds, follow each step as it comes together: spotter reports, radar scans, winds, hail and rain. MORE ON THE MAP Jump from any location straight to its spot on the Map. The Map opens on the radar site nearest your places. Name labels under each location pin can be turned off in Settings. BETTER ON A WEAK SIGNAL WeatherAlarm copes better with poor connections: it retries smartly, skips data that hasn't changed, keeps your last good forecast on screen, and sizes radar history to your connection.