NOAA Weather Radio app analytics for November 2

Listen to Live NOAA Broadcasts with Rewind & Replay. Listen to available NOAA Weather Radio All Hazards broadcasts and review recent audio with Rewind & Replay. Station availability and audio quality depend on the stream provider and your internet connection. Stay Safe. Stay Informed. Stay Ahead. Receive supported weather alerts when notifications are enabled, including when the app is closed and your screen is locked. Delivery and timing depend on your notification settings, connectivity, Apple services, and upstream weather data. The app should not be your only source of emergency information. KEY FEATURES Live Rewind & Replay — Review recent audio when supported by the selected station and playback engine Free Push Weather Alerts — Notifications for supported warnings, watches, and advisories in your selected areas NOAA Broadcasts — Browse available NOAA Weather Radio streams Animated Zoomable Radar — 5x zoom with active warning overlays and lightning detection Current Conditions + 4-Day Forecast — By GPS, Wi-Fi, or your selected broadcast station All 172 NWS Forecast Offices — Full statewide watches, warnings, advisories & SPC severe alerts Marine Forecasts — Full coastal and inland waterway coverage Complete NWS Data — Hourly & daily forecasts, Celsius/Fahrenheit toggle, beautiful Retina graphics WHY NOAA WEATHER RADIO? * Simple one-tap alert setup for one or multiple locations * Background audio — keep listening while using other apps * Responsive, real-human customer support * Featured by Lifehacker.com * A fraction of the cost of a dedicated weather radio device Notification sounds depend on your device settings. Eligible critical alerts can bypass silent mode and Focus only when you grant Critical Alerts permission; ordinary alerts follow your notification settings. Optional in-app purchases unlock Synthesized Stations, enhanced radar features, and tropical-cyclone overlays. See the in-app Store for feature details and current prices. NOAA Weather Radio is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NOAA or the National Weather Service.