Weather Report: NWS NOAA Radar vs Radar MAX Future Weather Radar Usage & Stats

Previously known as NWS Weather Report. Most apps show you the forecast. Weather Report shows you the reasoning. Experience accurate forecasts powered by the National Weather Service (NOAA) — written by real meteorologists, not computer models. Forecasts You Can Trust • Data sourced directly from NOAA and NWS meteorologists • When models fill in the gaps, they use NOAA's latest technology • Local forecasts for every U.S. city and territory • Daily and hourly updates made by real people, not AI Human Insight • Read NWS forecast discussions directly from meteorologists • Understand the reasoning behind the forecast — not just the icons Advanced Radar • Live NOAA NEXRAD radar for rain, snow, and storms • 48-hour radar forecasts from high-resolution weather models • View reflectivity, velocity, correlation coefficient, and more • Track storms with alert overlays Alerts That Arrive First • Push notifications for watches, warnings, and advisories • Lock-screen and home-screen widgets for rapid updates Expert Outlooks • NOAA Storm Prediction Center severe-weather maps • National Hurricane Center and Climate Prediction Center outlooks • Plan ahead with long-range and seasonal trends Detailed Weather Charts • 15-minute precipitation forecasts for the next 12 hours • Hourly data: wind, dewpoint, UV index, air quality, visibility, and more Widgets & Personalization • Multiple home and lock screen widgets • View the week's forecast, or the day's forecast from your home screen • See current metrics like air quality and UV index on your lock screen Supports every U.S. location — 50 states, DC, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands Weather Report is not affiliated with NOAA, the National Weather Service, or any other government agencies. Data sources include public NWS and NOAA datasets (NEXRAD, SPC, CPC, NHC). Terms & Conditions apply: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/