Hazard Notifier vs Weather Lab

Hazard Notifier is a unique, highly customizable application, specifically developed to deliver information concerning potentially unsafe events in a simple yet straightforward way. With push notifications and distinctive sounds, Hazard Notifier sends the information you want to know directly to your phone, clearly and informatively. All you have to do is open the application and you can immediately watch and track developing hazards on a map in relation to your location. With weather radar and hazard icons, you will be able to see exactly what is going on and where. When using the application, you are completely free to adjust the range of the area in which you wish to receive notifications, as well as choose what kind of hazards you would like to be notified of. In addition, Hazard Notifier’s exclusive reporting service allows users to report events that have just begun to occur around them, which can help notify others about possibly unsafe events before they have even been formally declared. This application is not just limited to reporting weather. Hazard Notifier reports events involving: • Tornadoes • Severe Thunderstorms • High Winds • Hail • Lightning • Flooding • Heavy Rain • Snow • Freezing Rain • Ice • Dense Fog • Dust Storms • Fire • Hurricanes • Tropical Storms • Earthquakes • Tsunamis • Volcanoes • Debris Flow • Asteroids With Hazard Notifier, you will not have to spend as much time sifting through slews of disorganized information on the latest environmental events from news programs and web pages. Hazard Notifier will clearly display events in relation to where you are. If you find yourself wishing to stay informed of turbulent conditions, yet are unable to actively access the latest weather or news reports, Hazard Notifier will send you push notifications of potentially unsafe events in your area.

The Weather Lab app alerts you to impending weather danger at locations like home, work or your kids’ school, so you can protect your family by knowing what’s coming—up to 15 minutes before the storm arrives. It’s also a great year-round weather app, compete with current conditions, forecasts and an easy-to-use weather map with radar, satellite imagery and more.