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If you like a lot of weather alerts/notifications this is the app for you. If you don’t like lots of weather alerts/notifications do one of two things: 1. Don’t get this app. Or... 2. Don’t allow notifications. This app is a good app with good easy to get and easy to understand information. But all of the notifications will drive you crazy. This app sends out so many notifications that I’d bet if you had a hangnail on your little right toe you’d get a notification about that too. I still use this app but I got so tired of being inundated with so many notifications I went to Settings > Notifications > found the app (all apps in Notifications are listed alphabetically) > and I turned off all Notifications by tapping the top button on the right-hand side. My life is much nicer now.

One of my favorite apps. If it is raining or storming I can look and see how long it will last, I can see if there is a break followed by more rain or storms or if we are clear. I can move around all over the country and see the weather. Then of course, if there are hurricanes out there, not only can I watch them, but I get alerts to let me know of any changes. I get continuous updates on all hurricanes.

This app has detailed information regarding multiple storms and probable paths that is invaluable. There is no need to be surprised or unprepared for a tropical depression or hurricane. I can follow the storms fro birth till it is spent over the continent. I have relatives and friends residing in the coastal areas of the USA, ie, Atlantic East Coast, Florida East Coast, Florida, Louisiana and Texas Gulf Coast and Mexico’s Gulf Coast and Pacific Coast. This app allows me to keep up with storm information all in one place. The app is a BIG 5! LMD, Houston, Texas, USA