My Hurricane Tracker Pro Reviews

Unfortunately, my experience with MyHurricaneTrackerPro has been less than favorable. I have found other tracker-type apps which are far more informative and interactive than this one...and free to boot.

I gave it two stars only because it works, that is, it hasn’t crashed or refused to open, etc., but that’s about as good as it gets. Being an app I paid for, I would have expected far more. It’s basically no better than the free version. However, I will give it kudos for doing what the creators wanted and expected MyHurricaneTrackerPro to do, it got me to send them money. My advise is not be be similarly fooled.

The maps cannot be zoomed, but I see that the developer has addressed that in response to other posts and is supposed to be included in a future update. The radar map doesn’t cover enough area. For instance, you cannot see the southern Gulf of Mexico / Yucatán peninsula or south and east of Cuba where hurricane paths often go. MyHurricaneTrackerPro is user friendly and looks promising if these issues are resolved.

I don’t live in an area of hurricanes but much of my family, and my friends, do and I like to keep up on the current events with them. This is a great app, especially on iPhone.

On iPad, it looks great but appears to be missing a few features that I see on my iPhone. For example, on iOS, I can view the cone projection of a storm but on iPad, unless I’m not seeing it, I can’t find that option. While not a huge deal, it is a common feature of storm tracking and is a big confusioning and frustrating for a user to expect all the features of one version of MyHurricaneTrackerPro on one device to not be there on the same version of MyHurricaneTrackerPro but on a different screen.

All that said, I highly recommend MyHurricaneTrackerPro.

I still don’t understand how to refresh the list and be sure it has the newest up to date info. I kept seeing 14:00 forecast and current location of typhoon at 12:00. Would appreciate if app refreshed more often or at least gave me option to manually refresh with new data.

Great app to supplement my other weather apps.
To-the-point data
Packages NOAA/NHC data and filters out the noise, which NOAA needs to do and is important, but most of us don’t need that level of detail and MyHurricaneTrackerPro wonderfully condenses that.
Also like the tornado reporting tabs- no app I have packages the data as well as this one does. I especially like how the tornado data includes narrative about the siting, e.g. “Xxxxx County deputy reported funnel on the ground.”
Well done app.

I really enjoy MyHurricaneTrackerPro - I love following current storms and past storms. But I do find the blank screen on opening MyHurricaneTrackerPro very confusing. I know there are no hurricanes in the Atlantic at the moment, so I don't expect to see storm data - but perhaps some message, or just the map, could appear so I know MyHurricaneTrackerPro is working correctly? Thanks for considering!

You WILL NOT find a better Hurricane Tracker than this very app. You have the latest advisories and tropical outlooks as soon as they come in and with Hurricane Dorian having advisories issued every hour, you’ve got the latest track, models, cone, pressure, etc.
I’ve recommended MyHurricaneTrackerPro several times and is honestly THE MOST critical part of your Hurricane plan besides the plan itself. What’s even better is you can choose to revive push notifications for ANY storm in the Atlantic or Pacific (not sure about Indian) and have a new notification when a new advisory comes in!
I’d give this a 10/5 if I could but alas I can only give 5 tops.

*ALSO: MyHurricaneTrackerPro (and pro version) have very few to no issues with bugs, speed or crashes! I’ve never experienced any problems in the last 2 years of using MyHurricaneTrackerPro besides storm data not loading on a slower connection.

I love MyHurricaneTrackerPro, but I’m having an issue. There’s two storms in the Indian Ocean that I’m trying to track and when I click on where it says you can track them it keeps airing and telling me to please try again later.

Forecast maps and many others can't be zoomed, too small on a phone to be seen clearly. I'm really disappointed with the pro version, not really much better than the free version. I've seen better hurricane forecast apps.

Time has shown that MyHurricaneTrackerPro is tops! It shows all that a person needs to know about hurricanes without all the “fluff” that come with TV forecasting of storm tracks. I highly recommend getting it on your phone.

Been using for about two years now. This is the only one i would recommend.

I would like to see additional information and data regarding specific parameters associated with the storms like storm surge included in the central hurricane analysis tab.

I have a couple of apps from this developer, and I thoroughly enjoy them all. Like the others, MyHurricaneTrackerPro is simple, clean, informative and works very well. It’s minimalism is almost deceptive because it does contain a lot of information and features. It’s well worth the money I paid for it. 👍🏼👍🏼

I honestly upgraded to the pro because of the free version. I love how MyHurricaneTrackerPro tracks the storms! It makes it fun to follow them and learn about the weather at the same time. Also, the fact that you ask us to join pro with “buy us a coffee” really speaks my language and I couldn’t resist!

I love the weather. I love the magnificence of a hurricane but also understand the destruction they can bring. After living in Florida for years, I have come to terms we can not predict the weather, especially hurricanes. MyHurricaneTrackerPro does not predict weather, however, it keeps you updated of what is going on. It is the most user friendly weather app (I have purchased several) I have ever seen. I love how it shows how far away the storm is from you, latest spaghetti models, cone. Also, an awesome feature is the past. I now know Hurricane Irma was 80 miles from my home and the wind speeds were over 80 miles an hour. The Pro version is worth more than 2 dollars. Keep up the good work!!!

I live in the panhandle of Florida and it’s hurricane season. MyHurricaneTrackerPro keeps me up to date on possible impact areas and helps me plan which direction to evacuate, or whether to stay put and secure the house.
The different formats (radar, models, cone, etc.) gives me a much clearer picture of what’s coming my way and how to keep my family safe.

If you reside anywhere, especially West of the Mississippi, you need this application so you can be forewarned of any hurricane, tornado, and tropical storm in your area. MyHurricaneTrackerPro gives you most of the pertinent information you need but for a couple of bucks more you can get every bit of information your local TV weather reporter usually receives from the National Weather Bureau.

I don’t even remember how much I paid for this a year ago but I was a long-time free user and loved that app so much that I I got the paid version and I’m beyond happy with it. Best hurricane tracker app ever!!! I’m a Floridian and as soon as hurricane season comes, I know I can rely on MyHurricaneTrackerPro. To the developer: please consider making hurricane widget for the Home Screen and the Lock Screen!! It would be a game changer!!!

Not only is MyHurricaneTrackerPro simple and streamlined, it has every bit of information available about each storm. One of the most telling things about any app, though, is the responsiveness of its developer to his app users. I had a question about which I contacted customer service. I received an immediate response from Jake with help above and beyond what I expected! His products are excellent!

Thank you!

Bought MyHurricaneTrackerPro because Hurricane Pro retired. The reviews for MyHurricaneTrackerPro were the better of many; however, its not as good as the retired. For example, select satellite for the current storm and its not the satellite data for the storm in question. That feature needs to be fixed. When you drill down into the options and select satellite to choose your option and the correct images appear. It’s just that home screen connected to the current location of the storm that is not accurate.

The iOS app version integrates a lot of Important information. It provides the facts and not the drama you get from the live news reports. So while you’re waiting for hurricanes to arrive or go off shore It’s the best place to check for information.