PocketRadar: Animated Rain Map app analytics for September 20

Follow rain on the map. Plan your day with hourly weather, a 7-day forecast and wind details for your chosen place. PocketRadar brings animated rain and snow maps together with a detailed local forecast. Check changing conditions before a walk, your commute or a day outdoors. YOUR FORECAST, IN ONE PLACE • See current temperature and feels-like conditions for your selected location. • Explore up to 48 hours of weather and a 7-day forecast. • Switch between weather and wind to compare speed, direction and available gusts. • Open charts for humidity, pressure and cloud cover. • Check sunrise and sunset times in the hourly timeline. RAIN AND WEATHER IN MOTION Follow precipitation across the map and through the hours ahead. Play the timeline, pause on a frame and zoom in on changing conditions. The temperature and weather icon above the player follow the selected time, using the forecast for your chosen place. SEE THE WIDER PICTURE • Follow active cyclones with tracks, forecast cones and storm details where available. • Explore modeled air quality with US and European AQI scales. • Inspect satellite thermal hotspots from NASA FIRMS that may indicate fire activity. • View a thunderstorm outlook alongside the precipitation layer. • Use AR to see the direction and estimated arrival of nearby precipitation. MAKE THE MAP YOURS Choose Apple Maps or OpenFreeMap, street or satellite views, light or dark appearance, four radar palettes and adjustable layer opacity. Keep roads, borders and place names readable while you explore. ON YOUR DEVICES Use PocketRadar on iPhone and iPad, add Home Screen widgets, and check animated precipitation radar on Apple Watch. Choose a place, open its forecast and see how the weather changes. Coverage and forecast availability vary by location and source. Cyclone forecasts, modeled AQI and thunderstorm outlooks are indicative. A thermal hotspot is not confirmation of a wildfire. PocketRadar does not provide official emergency alerts; follow local authorities for severe-weather, air-quality and fire instructions.