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The warning reaches you before the storm does.

Push alerts from the National Weather Service and Environment Canada for where you are and up to five saved places — with live radar, hurricanes, earthquakes, fire detections and local news radio in one app.

Get it on Google Play iPhone — coming soon
No account needed No background location US & Canada
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Everything in one place

Push alerts Tornado, flood, winter, heat and hurricane warnings the moment they are issued.
Live radar Rain radar for the last hour, with warning areas on the map.
Hurricane tracker Forecast cones, tracks and advisories from the National Hurricane Center.
Earthquakes Recent quakes near you from the USGS, with magnitude and distance.
Fire detections Satellite fire detections near you and how far away they are.
Air quality Today’s AQI and main pollutant for US places.
Local news radio News and talk stations near you, with a sleep timer.
5 saved places Follow the weather at home, work and wherever your people are.
Home-screen widgets

See the weather and alerts without opening the app.

Small, medium and large widgets show the temperature, the next hours and any alert in effect.

Set up in under a minute

  1. 01Pick your placeUse your location once, or type a city or ZIP code.
  2. 02Turn on alertsAllow notifications once. Choose which alerts you want.
  3. 03Add more placesSave up to five places — home, work, school or family.

Questions

Is the app free?

Yes. You can download and use it for free, without an account.

Where do the alerts come from?

From the National Weather Service in the United States and Environment and Climate Change Canada. The app sends them as push notifications for where you are and for your saved places, as soon as they are issued.

Does the app track my location in the background?

No. The app asks only for approximate location (about 1 km) and never asks for background location access. It checks your location when you open the app, and uses your last approximate area to keep alerts and widgets up to date while the app is closed.

When is the iPhone version coming?

We are working on it, but there is no date yet. For now the app is on Android.