➜ App description
=== Now with optional Hurricane Tracking upgrade ===
Thanks to everyone for making MyRadar so successful! We're up to nearly 5 million downloads!
MyRadar Pro a fast, easy-to-use, weather application that displays animated weather radar around your current location, allowing you to quickly see what weather is coming your way. Just start the app, and your location pops up with animated weather, allowing you to easily see if rain is headed your way. Our high-res animated radar helps you see weather details even at the closest level!
What's great about MyRadar is that the map is easily zoomed and scrolled around with the flick of a finger, allowing you to quickly check the weather in other parts of the country, including Hawaii & Puerto Rico!
On top of the basic weather, users can get a quick glance of temperatures around the country, as well as overlay a current satellite image of cloud cover. For you aviation buffs, there's a layer that provides Airmets & Sigmets, and even the ability to overlay the flight plan of a particular aircraft onto the map.
Additional options include weather warnings and alerts, complete with push notifications, to warn you of severe weather in your area. Great for the start of thunderstorm and tornado season! There's also an optional hurricane tracker, providing excellent details and projections for the path of storms as the season looms near.
MyRadar Pro is just like the free version, but without any ads.
MyRadar Pro currently only shows weather in the United States, and only in the 48 contiguous states - unfortunately, Alaska is not covered, at present!
Buy MyRadar Pro today and try it out!
➜ What's new in version 3.0.2
- You can now add a short description along with your uploaded weather photoadded
- Improved the picture taking process
- Fix with starting/stopping animation after taking a picture
- Fixed a problem with uploading photos when location service is off
- Clouds layer now updates properly
- Fixed formatting issues with the photo browser
- Every layer updates itself now when app goes from background
