How to Cancel Clime

Our crowdsourced data from Clime and Justuseapp users, shows that it is Very Easy to cancel a Clime subscription.

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Real-time radar images, severe weather alerts, accurate weather forecasts and much more - precise & timely to help keep you safe! STAY INFORMED: - Radar overlay shows the areas of rain, snow & mixed precipitation in high resolution and vivid colors right on the interactive map; - Precipitation map provides precipitation forecast for the next 24 hours; - Satellite map illustrates the cloud cover; - Snow depth map displays the detected snow cover and depth; - Choose background maps (standard, hybrid, satellite), search locations, add them to bookmarks and stay out of harm’s way. KEEP YOURSELF SAFE: - Read weather alerts with all the details you might need; - Receive push notifications whenever there’s a weather alert for the bookmarked location (tornadoes, hurricanes, freeze warnings, and more); - Monitor important National Weather Service watches, warnings and alerts in the form of interactive polygons on the map. Tap one to see the full alert text. VIEW WEATHER DETAILS: - 24-hour and 7-day forecast; - Current, today’s min & max and "Feels Like" temperature; - Pressure, humidity, wind speed, visibility, dew point info; - Chance of Precipitation; - Sunrise & sunset time. Coverage Info: Radar images: the US (Continental US, Alaska (except northern), Hawaii, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands and Puerto Rico), Mexico (northern), Canada (southern), Australia, the UK, Ireland, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Italy (northern and north-western), Denmark, Austria, Sweden, Finlan...

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  By Patrick Thwaites

  I would like to cancel my subscription before I am charged at midnight. I thank you for your promptness in this matter:-)




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  By Deborah Chin

  I want to cancel my subscription before I am charged for the app the app has been deleted from my phone. Thank you




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  By Anthony fernandes

  Sent you a message today after I signed up for this app. It said it was free and then it said it was going to charge me money. I said to Current cancel it before the week was over and it didn’t. You still charge me for this I’m not paying anything else I’m going to change my information so that you can’t receive any more money for me I need you to call me back or or email me as quickly as you can. It shouldn’t be this difficult to cancel the subscription




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  By Donna Crane

  I have done this three times and keep getting charged all I want to do is cancel my subscription!!! I don’t want to keep filling out this I just want my subscription canceled !!! Can I please speak to someone or just get this canceled!!!




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  By Pamela Pang

  I signed up last year and cancelled in September. I have been charged every month since then. How can I cancel this? Who is responsible for refunds?

1. Pulling issues faced by users like you is a good way to draw attention of Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live to your problem using the strength of crowds.
2. We have developed a system that will try to get in touch with a company once an issue is reported and with lots of issues reported, companies will definitely listen.
3. Importantly, customers can learn from other customers in case the issue is a common problem that has been solved before.
4. If you are a Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live customer and are running into a problem, Justuseapp might not be the fastest and most effective way for you to solve the problem but at least you can warn others off using Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live.

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  By LauraAnn7691

  5

  Love This App

  Love it b/c it let’s me look at the weather in other cities before I finalize my travel plans so I will know what the weather will be where I’m going and the outlook for several days which makes it easy to make decisions to still go or postpone due to possible bad weather forecasted. For example I was planning a trip to the Mountain here in Asheville, North Carolina and found that the weather was not going to be in my favor due to snow. First, I’m disabled and can’t take chances on being stuck somewhere I’m not able to get back home cause they shut down the highway when bad weather comes. Second, where I currently reside in North Carolina we get plenty of bad weather from snow, sleet, freezing rain and blizzard (due to nor Easters). I don’t take chances at home so why would I want to take chances somewhere else. I can’t take a risk of falling b/c of several medical issues that restrict my ability to get around (both knees been replaced and currently waiting on date for lower spine surgery) along with several other medical issues that restrict my ability to just go and take unnecessary chances. This app helps me make smart decisions that will best help me protect my health. Love it. It’s a 5 Star App. Highly Recommend you get it if you don’t already have it.



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  By Mikeane1

  5

  Better than the full website for fast information

  I have used the ‘full’ NOAA website for three decades to track hurricanes and watch for local bad weather. I have not used the app for hurricanes, yet, but the local maps for the radar loop are problematic, even with internet service, on the iPhone. They are almost useless for accurate local data on tornadoes (still great for tracking larger storms and rapidly moving fronts) due to data limits, particularly heavy local cell system usage during tornadoes. This app trims links to the massive database at NOAA for the power of a shorter ‘history’ (4 passed tracks to 7 on the full website, or 35-40 minutes instead of 70 minutes), but the ‘loss’ of tracking information is minor and FAST current data is more useful during sudden weather and for driving. It was invaluable during a recent trip to New Orleans to time leave times and plan stops to avoid pop up thunderstorms. Nothing but good things found with app over NOAA main website and local news weather apps (lots of adds with the ‘locals’ and websites are problematic to find using iPhone when traveling).



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  By TR904

  5

  Just what I was looking for

  Update: Another option I’d like to have is the ability to turn on alerts but turn on/off alert overlays on the map. This app presents all the information I’m looking for in a simple layout. With other apps radar is secondary, this app makes it primary but very easy to then get detailed weather info. Here are two improvements I’d recommend. Add selectable zoom levels for the radar at launch. The current setting is too focused and I have to zoom out to see the bigger picture. Maybe 50, 100, 300 miles out from location. Second I’d like the sunrise/sunset to be “smart”. After sunset display the sunrise time. After sunrise display the sunset time. No need for separate icons. Thanks for a great weather app!



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  By KC daily driver

  5

  Next level

  Started using WU for about 10 years ago to track weather conditions and historical data for major construction sites. When the App went mainstream it was by far the best ad based weather app. The recent updates to the function was difficult to navigate because they do give a lot of information. Almost to much, but the recent update to the radar are next level details. We rely on this app when we make plans to drive over the mountain pass in Colorado and it has always preformed well. Give it a chance and you will be amazed at how much information you can get from a ad based free app that can do circles around the closest competition.



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  By Ranchitaa

  4

  NOAA app for my iPhone is okay

  This app could use a little bit of an upgrade. The weather “alert” app is not working since I rely heavily for the alert for thunderstorms and flooding. We have cattle and we have a creek. We can loose some of our cattle if our creek gets flooded. So I’m constantly looking at the weather to be prepared to move cattle when we need to. But, the alert would be very helpful and would be less stressful for me since I’m too busy to keep watching for the weather..... 😑 However, I dislike the fact that there is another weather app you can purchase for $4.99 a month just to know where the lightning strikes are at, when I already have the NOAA app. I wouldn’t mind paying $0.99 a month for the extra’s not $4.99.