Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live Customer Service

I like this app. The layout is good and it is easy to find the information I am looking for, whether it be current conditions or weather forecasts. One aspect that bugs me, however, is when bringing up the radar map, it defaults to the beginning of the loop, which is sometimes 30 minutes old. I would prefer it to default to the “now” position - that is what I am most interested in when opening the app. Also, I found the temperature for my area to be off by about 6 degrees compared to my outside temperature gauge and my other weather apps. It is nice that I can submit a change, but I would prefer for it to be a little more accurate without having to tweak it. Additional Comments: At the suggestion of the author, I tried the advanced precipitation layer and I found that I liked it very much. It opens at the “now” point. Still would like to see the radar open at the now point too, though. One other feedback comment: With the icon indicating a chance for rain in the hourly summary, it is very hard to actually see the rain. The rain drops should be made to be more obvious. One should not have to look hard and squint to see if there is rain falling from the dark cloud or not.

Once in a while you get lucky and find an App that really is something special and that is really hard to do. There are many Developers out there with all kind of ideas but not all of them are amazingly great! But the Developers of this Unique Outstanding Design App don’t fall into that category! I am an old Man who likes to take Walks if I can. I say this because my Health now Days is not Great and I find myself Fighting Cancer. So this App tells me when the weather is such or good that I might be able to attempt that walk. The Unique App for me and my location has always been amazingly accurate and I am grateful for that. The app cost Money but Technology is not free and I have found though all my years that anything that is good and you want to keep has never been free!! I hope if you have taken the opportunity of your busy schedule to Read this you will Download this 5 Star ⭐️ app and truly give it a try. I don’t believe you will be Sorry. ( really ) so with that it’s Time for this ole man to pick up His Cane 🦯 and move on so they say, but I want to Thank the Developer or Developers for putting all the Hard Work Time Love and ya Sweat into the Coding of this Unique Software. I Truly Tip my Hat 🎩 to you that you have truly created a 5 Star ⭐️ App! “Thanks “ !

Before they got sooo pushy on their subscription, it used to be a very good weather app. First they took away rainscope and air quality and other stuff like that, I didn't really care at first. Next they took away really good features like the 1 hour interval, and to get it back, you have to pay their stupid subscription. Honestly, I was starting to get sick! And the subscription was just too much for a simple weather app that is supposed to keep you safe. But now, I guess the owner of this app is so interested in money that he is cutting important features and making people subscribe to their subscription. Honestly, sometimes its not even that accurate! One time it was supposed to rain and it said I was in the middle of it and it was just a simple dark cloudy sky and it wasn't even raining yet, and not until 46 minutes later of this forecast! I would rate this app 5 stars before they started getting pushy on their subscription! But now, I would rate it 0 stars. I just rated it five stars so it would show up on the comments section on the app store. If you don't want to basically pay for an app for very important features, then this app is not for you. I hope they better this app, because they just lost a user here.

I’m so pleased to see a developer finally give old supporters a free plan, rather than pushing them into yet another subscription plan. I had purchased NOAA and it was everything I needed. Now that they updated the app, it's so much better even than it was! At first, and I believe this is what people react negatively to, it looks very basic. But it is not. If you take the time (and I'm talking ten minutes) to explore this app, you will find it is actually quite feature rich, and extremely user friendly. Also, I had previously purchased the Pro version of the NOAA app, and instead of forcing me into yet another dreaded subscription, the developer extended the courtesy of retaining my access to the new and better version of the app. I thank the developer for being one of the good guys in this ridiculous race to the bottom (bankruptcy, whichever comes first). If you want to get mad at someone for this absurd subscription nightmare, get mad at Apple. They are the ones that have not simply encouraged, but outright strong armed developers into the subscription model. So, I feel this developer is actually a breath of “fresh air," no pun intended. If you're fed up with subscriptions there is another option out there that is as reliable, if not more than what we've been stuck with. One word: Setapp. There's others out there faking their name so be careful. They have straddled the subscription process as elegantly as a ballerina, so I encourage developer and buyers alike to consider that option if you're going bankrupt with all the crazy subscriptions. This developer is not to blame. I laid him for being kind enough to respect his previous supporters.

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.

Excellent app, the way it presents the data is hands down. I like the little 24 hrs precipitation forecast box that pops right on top of the current temperature on rainy days. I also like the map animations showing rain drops, snow, or mixed, this really helps figuring out what’s coming your way without having to use the map key. In addition to the Radar, there are a variety of maps, my favorite one is the precipitation forecast, it lets me see 26 hrs in advance when rain reaches us, how intense is and how long it lasts and the wind stream map. The daily conditions presented in graphs is one of my main requirements when I decide for a weather app, which is why I like it so much. Another great feature this weather app has that I’ve never seen in other apps of this kind, the main menu parameters switch according to weather severity, whether there are very high winds, or large amounts of rain, they’re shown first in the row of parameters. I only wish I was able to customize the parameters’ position in the main menu or just toggle them off; for example I personally don’t really care about pressure (never), air quality (never) and UV (care only during summer days) and they’re in the way. Great app!!

You guys know I'm supposed to avoid riding reviews. It came up when I was checking the weather structure and pattern as it got cold out of nowhere, when we all know I'm a nature boy, and we are to expect to have the seasonal chill come from A low pressure rinse. But this year the late cool came from sheer alignment with a calendar. This is to be expected with as much technology as we have in place. What is not expected is the obtuseness from the natural weather pattern that was in place. We all should be concerned as the grace of each religion does Control larger systems and they have been doing very well with managing Commonwealth grace. The problem is our patience is out. And obviously religion was failed, so, expect new generations to bastardize our plastic channel abandoning the grace of all religions who do control the weather. It is too far. But we all know just how far too far I can be, an hour Hotels apartments and houses. When they make it into the plastic controls they will exacerbate condition to continue it. And if that means putting you in an oppressive position and then it will be. This app allows me to keep track just how much play to expect from Basha Bazzi.

I love the Clime app. It is very accurate compared to the weather channel and Apple weather app. It gives way more detail, which I really like, being I’m a weather nerd…lol. However, I don’t like the $79 yearly subscription fee. I feel that’s too much to pay even with all the information provided, especially for folks like me on a fixed income. I will have to let the app go when my subscription is up for renewal as I just can’t afford it anymore. My budget is way to tight now. I’m really sad to know I will be losing something I love and rely on so much. There is one little thing that bothers me, only because I have a little bit of OCD…lol. I will see there is a notification identifier on the app icon (iPhone) and I can’t seem to get it to clear no matter what I do. Other times, it will clear just by opening the app. What gives with that? Otherwise, app is perfect. I would use this app religiously and renew it if it was an affordable $25-30 per year plan.

I’ve had the Clime app for about 4 years now. I initially used the free app, but about a year in, I bought the paid version, as we are in the farthest southwest corner Of Utah you can be, where our weather is more like Las Vegas, then what people think of as Utah. Red Rock, Desseret, hot summers, and cold winters, but with no snow. The lightening and thunderstorms can become pretty violent in the summertime, along with flash flooding being it is a desert climate. I’ve found the paid app worth every penny. Especially when deciding when it’s safe to be outside gardening, hiking or playing with grandkids. My paid membership was expired for about the year, mostly because I needed to update my payment method. I wasn’t missing the app as much, until I was visiting my daughter in Texas for 3 weeks, this past month of July 2025! It took the wild storms and flooding there to make me update my paid app, in the middle of the night, at 2:00am, while it was just me and my grandchildren home alone during that week! The clime app kept me well updated on the chaotic, violent weather, taking place. And now once again, I am so grateful to have my paid version of Clime again!

I use the paid pro version and am a northern California contractor. It rains a lot where I live. Knowing what is going to happen in the next 24 hours is important. I’ve been using the clime app with the primary layer being the advanced forecast percipitation layer. It runs in a 24 hour loop with a higher frame rate for the first two hours. Very well thought out and very accurate. Sometimes I’ll flip to the radar layer to look at the previous 30 minutes of activity to see how the app is handling the activity of incoming squalls. No complaints, the advanced layer colors add to the ease of finding where and when it will be wet. There’s also an adjustable opacity slider if you don’t like the default level. One little quirk, sometimes when I open the app the loop can be much longer than 24 hours, but only does so for one cycle. Can’t seem to find the adjustment for such a longer loop. Obviously it’s possible to have a longer loop (up to 50+ hours in some cases.) would be a cool feature to have a toggle increasing the loop time for advanced precipitation forecast.

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).

I’ve been frustrated and angry with weather radar on apps for the last year. TWC frequently has zero correlation between radar and ground truth — at least where we live. Radar shows heavy snow or massive thunderstorms even though there’s no clouds in the sky for miles. Or lightning and rain move through and wake us up without registering on radar. Then an hour later, after the storm is long gone and stars are out, my severe storm alert goes off. I have written TWC about this. They do not seem to care. Because they’ve bought so many other weather services, their faulty radar has spread to other apps. This is not just annoying. It’s dangerous. This NOAA radar app WORKS. We’ve compared it to ground truth all day as a series of storms have moved through. It’s so accurate that at one point I got an alert saying “rain starting” exactly as my sister outside texted to tell me it had begun to rain. Plus there are none of the TWC-owned app intrusions for stupid videos that are NOT urgent local weather notices. (Alerts and warnings should mean something or you quit paying attention to them.) I’m so pleased with the NOAA app I’m going to pay for the subscription. I want to support this app. We need one that tells us real weather instead of totally imaginary conditions. Thank you, whoever put this together!!! Here’s an update after using the app nearly a full month. The continues to have superb correlation to ground truth — far more than any other weather radar app. Last night we had our first big thunderstorm of the season and a chance to use the lightning tracker. It’s phenomenal, allowing you to click on a lightning icon on the radar map OR the most recent strike, and find out where it was and if it was cloud to cloud or cloud to ground. At the same time, we could see heavy rain immediately followed a close cloud to ground strike we would once have worried had started a forest fire. This app is beyond awesome.

Excellent weather forecast for the local area, however I don't believe it should be named Clime as the word "Clime " would indicate to the average individual that this report is about climate change. Although in the past it was established that local weather is not the overall climate. That was stated by the individuals advocating the idea that global climate change is due to man-made carbon emissions. At the time that this idea was being cast about by Al Gore, allowing him to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, I was living in Silicon Valley being stationed there with the Air Force. While the climate is changing and could possibly be caused by man-made carbon, no one can positively prove that is actually true, yet the public has now been lead to believe that there will be a near extinction event of humans if we don't spend trillions of US dollars to correct the alleged problem. Unfortunately, whiles mankind seems to believe that we have a good grasp of the science regarding. the issues regarding clim change, that is sheer nonsense .

Good weather app and very useful especially to anyone who actually takes the time to learn to interpret color weather radar. (I worked for 24 years in an ATC tower that had true, state of the art Doppler color weather radar so I’m biased) It always blows the minds of the uninitiated when you’re able to predict, often within seconds, of when actual precipitation will be upon you. So very many people still base their rainfall expectations on “channel XYZ news or what they heard/ read that morning” that this kind of app seems like magic. There are several areas in which even this otherwise great app displays annoying tendencies however. When one is scrolling, pinching or zooming around the map, it is way too easy to inadvertently place a “pin” where you be does not intend to do so, and said pin will sit there as a distraction until one takes the rather unintuitive steps required to clear it. The map screen is too cluttered with options for display taking up entirely too much real estate. Such options are valuable of course, but should be nested within a single small icon that can open a table of selections. I just today updated to the latest version and much to my dismay, there is now a permanent “dialog balloon” superimposed over my location. I don’t need to read any descriptors to know where I am located. This thing is ridiculous, and occupies immensely more screen space than it deserves. When zoomed in to gain an accurate, close in real-time view of local precipitation, it obscures much of the immediate area. PLEASE do something about that. Stillness think that this is among the best wx apps available.

Let me start out by saying this weather app is awesomely GREAT! I live in Florida where the weather can be crazy unpredictable… i work outside on a golf course where weather patterns are important…this app does it all and is accurate!!! I just recently came across this app and I’m so glad I downloaded it to try it to compare it to the app I recently was using(my radar) and prior to that I was using weather bug… I def already like this app better than both of those and I’ve only had it a little over a week now! I love the whole interface of the whole app… the widget is even cool!!! it’s easy to use and to get the hang of with finding everything…. The radar is nice smooth and cool …full of cool features and little added stuff like rain falling where applicable on the radar… the whole app is just great,cool and easy to use! So happy I came across this app and it has taken over and become my number one and ONLY weather app!

Clime really seems to have everything. There are very few, if any, questions about the weather that I can’t get answered by clime. They have everything you would want from a radar and more. I’m never caught off guard by the weather, and I live in Oklahoma (IYKYK). Not only are the features amazing, but I recently had a glitch in the app, and Raslin on the support team was able to troubleshoot with me and solve my problem very quickly. I was expecting slow replies because of the weekend, but they got back to me so quickly & everything is smooth sailing now! I definitely recommend this app. Another favorite thing of mine is how they are constantly adding more features to the app to satisfy whatever you might need to know from the app. My only complaint would be that I think premium can be a bit pricey, but if you use their app enough I think they are always offering deals.

Love this weather app! Im always nervous when i update an app because many times the update causes that app to not work properly or they add to many inconvenient features. Or it messes up how my iPhone 8S functions. All ur updates hv never interfered w my usage of ur app or messed up my phone. Due to my low disability income, i cannot purchase ur premium version though its a great low monthly rate. Im am thankful and appreciate that ur company and developers have the basic version for free so individuals like me can hv basic needed weather info. I would highly suggest ur premium service, im sure its awesome just bc ur weather app works so perfect for me. I can just imagine how the premium version is!👍🏼 Just love this reliable weather app! So i was reading some of the negative reviews. I think people don’t realize in the free and premium u hv to check all the settings and overlays it offers. Once u set everything by using their toggle switches, the free app works perfect! Initially the app asks if u want to go to premium. U just close the window by tapping the upper left corner of the screen. After a couple of times the premium offer window no longer opens. There is a tiny line w ads that streams at the very bottom of the screen. It NEVER pops up unless u tap on that 1/2 an inch line! I dont think people realize this! Watch were u tap at the very bottom. You have to go through their settings and overlays and toggle features and turn them on and of!! There was an icon on my screen that I didn’t like being there. After going back to settings I carefully looked and saw the toggle switch for that icon, was on. I toggled it to off and the icon was gone. Customer service support is excellent,...and friendly without being short or having an attitude. If ur app isn’t running like u want it, contact them. They will tell u where to go and change a feature so that the app is providing exactly what u want too see. Even after their updates, this weather app runs flawlessly!

Was great, that is, until the last “update” which apparently was not an “up”date. They actually removed features in an attempt to get users to get the feature back by paying for it. An example would be the real-time radar imagery timeline has ALWAYS shown a period from a couple of hours prior to current, then the continued animation forecast for a couple of hours after current. So after the latest update the animation timeline stops at current and an annoying banner is permanently placed over the radar timeline stating, “Go Premium” over top of the remaining future radar timeline. On top of that the radar timeline speed has been increased so fast you can barely take-in the real-time movement… so bad it almost flashes the radar. The speed is so irritating along with the “Go Premium” banner they’ve plastered over the timeline it’s almost not even worth using now. I just find it a bit odd that this app had the full radar timeline feature since it’s inception ( for years now) and they suddenly remove it and change other “standard” functionality in order to try and force users to get back what has been standard all along… and none of the features removed were exactly “Premium” to begin with. It’s their app to do with as they please. Yet it somehow seems a bit desperate on the developers’ part to suddenly remove functionality the app has always had in order to force former users into paying to get back what they’ve had for years. What a shame… it was a very good weather app. Not hugely better than other apps… but very good nevertheless. Maybe I’ll just use the NOAA App from now on… they haven’t suddenly replaced long-standing features in an effort to irritate users into paying for that functionality by “Going Premium”.

I originally got the free version, and really enjoyed the radar and the maps it showed. I tried the subscription version and I’m genuinely happy I have it. It gives warnings and watches, enables notifications from lightning at various distances, shows predictions, wind sounds at different elevations, and much more! This is my go to app, and knowing this is backed by NOAA makes me feel better about where my money is going. I do have some suggestions that don’t effect too much, but would be neat to see. 1.) where some of the weather stations are I live in a place where it switches between what town I’m in, and I’m curious what the nearest weather station is collecting the data, and if there are small ones helping out or larger stations. 2.) an option to show two different units of measurement. I’m used to Fahrenheit, but if there was an option that you could toggle on and off to show in smaller text a different Unit such as Celsius, that would be neat! I try to use the metric system, and I sometimes have to use knots for speed, so having the option to have both right there could help me get a better grasp and comparing the two. 3.) more detailed lightning strikes I found a website that shows where a bolt of lightning struck, and it shows the thunder sound wave. It is really neat, and I’m curious if something could be implemented into this app to add that. It isn’t necessary and would be at the bottom of my list to add, but it’s a neat feast yee I think could be implemented. It’s still awesome that this app shows lightning strikes! Thank you to the developers for your hard work, I enjoy this app and I’m happy to pay for it!

Airline Tower Manager here. Bottom line: I love the app. I even upgraded to the pro version. My wish is that there were options to choose which notifications I receive and which I don’t. As it stands right now, the only choice I have is to either receive all notifications or none of them. I’m receiving so many Clime notifications that I’m desensitized to them. Critical notifications are lost in a sea of non-critical information. I’d like to be able to customize this so that when I receive a Clime notification, I know that it’s something important based on settings specific to my operational needs. We do have an airline-specific app contracted through one of the major meteorological organizations, but the Clime app is easier to access and navigate quickly. So again, great app…please let me customize my notifications.

I like Clime very much and use it daily. The layout is very easy in checking the forecast and/or preparing for incoming rainy weather when making plans and checking other locations where friends and family are. I enjoy looking at the radar map. One word that I wish you would quit using on the forecast is “tomorrow”. It is sometimes confusing. For example,if I’m checking the weather at 1am on Tuesday morning, not having retired for the night yet, and see the word “tomorrow”, I assume it refers to when I get up on Tuesday morning, not Wednesday. My mistake, of course—but still confusing. The current day should be referred to as “today” and the rest by their proper names even if it’s only an hour or two away. Get it? Otherwise I love this app. Thanks for making Clime so user-friendly!

As a Paramedic, this app helps me to prepare and understand what challenges I may be headed for during my work day as it pertains to weather related challenges and operating through them. I get no unnecessary notifications or ad’s with the notification feature turned on. Just mandatory and extremely helpful information. I don’t currently subscribe, however, 2.5 years ago I fully subscribed when I moved from upper northwest Washington state to Kansas City during a severe snow storm, and because of this app we were able to successfully navigate the clearest path to our destination with ZERO issues during our move with two moving trucks both hauling our personal vehicles. HIGHLY recommend this app.

My subscription just went from $39.99 to $89.99 that’s to much

À recommander à tous

Très bien ,mais rédigé en français serait apprécié!

Bonjours, j’adore votre application les menus sont simple et facile d’utilisation par contre je viens d’installer l’application sur mon iPad Pro et malheureusement je vois que l’application ne prend pas en compte la localisation en temps réel comme sur iPhone je voulais savoir si vous pourriez m’aider dans mon problème

I rely on Clime to give me a good understanding of what is happening in the weather at the moment and in the future.

Usually bang on for weather!

Accurate. Up to the minute reporting. It costs a bit, but well worth it. It’s the best!

Excellent app

Application très utile permettant d’adapter plus facilement mes activités.

Reliable radar

When I’m looking for more of the computational gradient vibe instead of just looking out my window, Clime is my go to. Solid when comparing across larger scale isomers as well.

Think this app bis very useful when needed in the bush or travel

I appreciate this app Great tool to have

Not as good as the pro app it replaced. You can not forward due to no links on the map to do so. Pro had links across the bottom of the page.

I’ve had this app for several years now and i noticed that they kept the price down for us long term supporters, my price for 3 months is more than my cost for a year, and there have been many improvements over the years as well, but flooding during rain was a real concern, thanks for all the years of relief.

A great app for all your weather forecasting needs.

Précis

Best app out there for patterns and future plans

Use along with the Apple iPhone weather app. Works well. I use it for its great map showing graphically incoming weather

Clear map.

It’s good

I like this map because it’s clearer, better colours and easier to use than the attached Radar maps that are available on the popular Weather apps. If I want to see what’s coming my way in Edmonton Alberta, I go this map. Often weather systems of rain or snow miss parts of my city and this map clearly shows that.

Great service

Excellent! We use this, almost daily, to help plan our day?

Awesome apt

Bonne application à utiliser pour planifier des événements activités

My daily go to for what’s happening weather wise

Great App, I’m a long haul truck driver and need to know how the roads are well ahead of me.

Très bon

Superior

This is my favourite ‘go-to’ App in the morning! I can always count on Clime to give me accurate temp, rain, wind information. Love this App!

This app is my go to for accurate, specific weather forecasts. I like to see the radar that shows me incoming precipitation- it gives me a picture of what’s coming.

The forecast link is very useful and more accurate than the app my wife use’s. I like the maps, and storm trackers, and lighting tracker.

Easy to read, good details and accurate forecasting.

Used it for racing. You can see when and where it will rain. Big advantage in kart racing. Highly recommend it!

This app is okay in its functionality for free users, but I've become increasingly frustrated with the amount of clutter on the interface. “Try this, try that…” pop ups all over for extra options in the app that you have to pay for. You can click these away, sure, but the “X” is so small that those of us with big fingers cant easily click them away without accidentally clicking the pop up and being taken to a page to buy a subscription. Every time I open the app, I am barraded with these pop ups to pay money. Money, money, money. Honestly, all these pop ups, while they seem harmless to some, are incredibly annoying to some like me. I have the iPhone 12 mini, and let me tell you, all this clutter on the screen from these pop ups really does take up 2/3 of the screen. I get this tiny little window to see the radar without having to click all this junk out of the way every time I open the app. Every time. Click this one away, click that one away, slide the weekly forecast thing down to the bottom, just so I can see the radar in a reasonable screen space. Inconvenient. Why do most people pick a radar app? Two things: accuracy, and convenience. This app has no convenience factor. In-fact, it’s one of the most inconvenient apps I have. As for the other point? It’s not the most accurate either. I originally downloaded this app on recommendation of its accuracy. The app has lost that. Honestly, when I open the app now, it makes me angry with frustration. That’s a sign that it’s time to go. Before I leave, I’ll at least tell you why. These are my reasons.

Clime weather radar used to be a very good app whenever a storm has caused me genuine discomfort or i needed to know if any storms id need to flea the area because of were coming my way clime weather radar was always there for me snd up until recently it did its job just fine up until bout a month ago where not only did it entirely lose its ability to tell me accurately where storms were at but almost every single time ive been in a storm for the past month maybe two sometimes clime weather radar doesnt even detect stormy weather yet 😁 like theres been literal times where the thunder is roaring and lightning is crashing into trees and i need to check how large the storm is and approximately how long it’ll last recently but then clime weather radar claims theres no storms within 100 miles also where is the tornado tracksr i bought premium almost a year ago make up your mind dont be like hmmm… we created these new features that could someday save someones lives… but i think it should cost money.. your fans; but we already have premium! clime: Ugh-uhh-UGhHhHhh but i dont wanna make it a premium feature lets create more subscriptions and not inform the customers that what previousLy was the equivalent of your previous subscription is now 50 dollars but its okay you can keep paying us for the old one thats worthless now cause every update we push just goes to a more expensive subscription

I reset my phone and forgot which weather app I used. I forgot how much I detested this app and loaded it. Once again, it failed me on multiple levels. It hounds you to subscribe. Fine! But it is VERY difficult to select NOT subscribe and oh so easy to accidentally hit subscribe instead. And then you THINK you are subscribed for a year. You double check things, and nope, they decide you pay for a month first. So what do I get for a subscription? No ads. No additional settings. Nothing extra. There is a setting to be notified for “nearby storms.” I disable it and I get no notifications for any storms. I enable it and I get notifications for storms TWO THOUSAND MILES AWAY. That is NOT nearby. The system’s temperatures for my range are often 10 degrees off from EVERY OTHER SYSTEM. The system often reports clear when I am cloudy and it often reports cloudy when I am clear. The system has predicted rain on MANY occasions when others have predicted none. And we are in our dry months and in our third extreme drought season. I appreciate support reaching out to tell me how NOT to subscribe. But they completely missed what I said. It is deceptive. And to support, if you want to get accurate weather for a location, then use the weather monitors CLOSEST to the location just like others do.

The app potential is one of the best weather apps out there. However, it’s virtually useless without a pro subscription, a fact they remind you about with any button or feature you try to use. So much clutter trying to get you to subscribe that there is very little area in the middle with actual useful information. Subscriptions are not cheap, either, esp. considering they are interpreting publicly available data from NOAA. Plenty of less expensive or free options out there that can get you the info you need. They may not have the cool presentation, but is that really worth the price of subscribing or the hassle and annoyance of overwhelming nagware? [UPDATE] upon reading the developer’s response, I stand by my original review. Yes, there are free features, but there are so many nags that come up with practically any button you push that I think there are better free apps out there (and even lower-cost paid apps) that have more functionality. A weather app is not useful if only the middle 1/3 of the screen shows map data with all of the other clutter. You press virtually any button and you’re reminded there is a subscription or that feature is only available with the subscription. So, you shouldn’t call it a “free” version, you should maybe call it “basic functionality trial”

I’ve had this app for years because having a radar is so helpful and if a subscription weren’t needed for everything, I’d probably keep it. Honestly, if this one thing weren’t something they wanted me to pay for, I’d keep it. Why??? In the world would you want me to pay to track Hurricane Helene? You can say “you can track this for free on other apps or websites if it bothers you so much” but this is precisely why it bothers me. I live in the area where Helene is going to have the worst impact. I can find other radars, it’s fine. But don’t make people pay money to track life-threatening events like a major hurricane. I understand that people who don’t live in the area may not have this issue, but the minute you put a paywall up for something like this, it’s a spit in the face for anyone who will actually be affected. In the future, since there’s already an option for tracking based on a user’s location, maybe make the feature temporarily free. Or better yet, stop asking for money for something we can find for free from EMERGENCY services. If you need funds so badly, create more and better features to make your app more useful. Pay attention to my review or don’t pay attention, I guess it doesn’t matter. Shame on y’all, have a nice day.

It says it’s free in the App Store, but then you can’t even open the App until you sign up for a paid subscription. Really shady considering I think many people come to the app looking to track hurricanes that may threaten their lives and the makers of this app are trying to take advantage of them. Just do the right thing and list that it has a cost up front. It does have a ONE WEEK free trial option but that is linked to auto renew in 1 WEEK at $2.99 PER WEEK and I think the free trial doesn’t even include SHOWING the hurricanes anywhere, you would need to purchase the PREMIUM subscription for that, but you don’t find out any of that until after you sign up for auto renew. Also BUYER BEWARE, if you decide not to get the free trial and you leave the app, but then go back later thinking fine, I’ll just do the one week trial and remember to cancel in one week if the app is not good, the RATE HAS CHANGED to a 3 DAY TRIAL that auto renews in 3 DAYS and NOW AT $3.99 A WEEK! Super shady and sneaky. Most deceptive app I’ve ever come across. Seems like these people are trying to take advantage of people afraid of an impending potentially tragic hurricane and seems exactly like a form of price gouging, and just low low low business tactics. It’s incredibly shameful.

The developers should be happy I even rate this app 3 stars. First of all, the UI is laggier than the Weather Channel app's! I thought I knew true radar lag. You can't view past radar, which you can easily do for free with many other weather services. Second of all, the notifications are.. clickbait? There was an air quality alert for my area last night, nothing major, right? .. Right???? Well the notification displayed with the name "Air Stagnation Warning," with a red mask icon next to it. That could easily cause panic. I check the AQI, and the PM2.5 is just a little bit higher than normal. Does that really warrant a notification like that? Also, that isn't even the definition of air stagnation? Can you atleast do some research before attempting to scam and trick people.. 🤦‍♀️ I mean, the UI functions, and the forecasts are atleast somewhat accurate, so I guess it earns 3 stars. Wouldn't recommend, but you can use it, I'd give it that. Don't waste your time nor money on this app; you can use other, better apps like the weather channel and accuweather, yahoo weather, etc, with more features for free.

I've used this app for a few years, now, and really liked it. The map is the best of any app I've tried and has been a go-to in times of severe weather. It was always ad supported, but not unreasonably so. Recently, though, ads have made the app so unbearable and virtually unusable that I finally deleted it. The app hasn't become cluttered with so much as crippled by ads. They're now lengthy full screen popups, and they couldn't be more annoying. For example, many are for games. I don't play games, but I'm forced to sit through an eternity of watching fish being eaten before I can return to the information I care about. That information is, then, typically displayed until I attempt to bring up something different, at which point the cycle is repeated. I'm sorry it's come to this. As I said, I've used and enjoyed this app for a good long time, and I tried to avoid this step. I even deleted and reinstalled it in the hope it was some glitch. It immediately returned to the same behavior, however, and I was not exaggerating when I called it unbearable. I'll probably reinstall it periodically in hope that the quality is restored but, for now, I have to move on to an alternative app.

I had high hopes of finally finding a great weather app when I found this and downloaded it. Based on what I was seeing (and liked) I paid for the yearly subscription in Aug 2020. Since then, I have been underwhelmed by the radar map timeline, which I use a lot and this function is important to me. I love the rest of the app features, the layout, colors, and detail are awesome. It’s also very user friendly in my opinion. But the radar map timeline functionality is just frustrating and I have found almost all other weather apps to be much more accurate and has the detailed timeline I want, without having to zoom out and see 1/2 the country. So after 5 months, I decided this was the deal breaker for me and cancelled my subscription (which I will still have the premium features until my subscription runs out in Aug). If before then the functionality of the radar map timeline is improved then I will most likely resume my subscription. But I honestly can’t pay for a service that ends up being a disappointment and I have to go to one of my free weather apps to see what I should be seeing on Clime.

First off, this app has a great UI and it’s a great idea. It updates well and notifications are nice, but all the other features like hurricane tracking, etc, need to be paid for. You can pay for bits and pieces from $3/mo to $30/mo... no thank you. This app is only useful for seeing current weather in any location. This app does not let you see future forecasts unless you pay for it. This app does not allow you to track tornado paths unless you pay for it. This app does not allow you to track rain, sleet, hail, or snow unless you pay for it. This app does not allow you to track wildfires unless you pay for it. You know what does allow you to track all this without paying for it? Your local weather station. This app also says “Go ad free” a lot but the only ads on the app are for subscribing to all the features inside of it. Every time you open the app—ads. I have had to exit out of at least three ads begging you to subscribe every time I open the app. This app is crap. Thank you devs for making a completely useless and extremely expensive app. I will continue to google my weather from my local news station

This app is pretty good for live radar and the lightning alerts are great to have. I paid for 1 year of pro and will not renew. We are literally getting hit with the remnants of Hurricane Elsa tomorrow and the app says .25” of rain, light drizzle. My area is in a flash flood watch area (reported correctly by app) and is expected to receive 2-3” of heavy rain tomorrow. Relying on this app has caused me to cancel plans due to bad weather when there wasn’t (within 24 hours of plans) and proceed with plans and get drenched (app only saying partly cloudy 0% chance of rain the morning of). All this time I’ve been thinking that NC weather is just crazy and unpredictable and just watched the radar and made a guess for myself. In reality it was the poor management of the forecasts in the app giving me incorrect information. The app is great, if it truly worked and gave reliable information. I’ve used the app for 11 months now. I hope the developers read this and get things updated for the forecasts, I would totally renew my subscription if they would fix the forecast bug.

The first year I had this app it was wonderful. I just subscribed for another year and am not so pleased. It hangs up and freezes and keeps switching to other weather locations, even though I have notifications for nearby warnings shut off. There is a winter weather warning list that automatically saves all the past warnings. It’s almost endless! Who needs that??!! There’s no way to dump it. It’s the only app I have that takes forever to load. Too bad. I really liked and used this app, but I’m only keeping it now because we paid for it. I am going back to the weather app that came with my phone. At present, it appears to be the more accurate of the two. Accuracy is most important. It was good while it lasted, I guess nothing lasts forever, certainly this app. Accuracy and dependability are important in a weather app. I want to know current weather conditions, not what happened in the past. At least allow for dumping all the “Saved” Winter Weather Warnings. Really don’t need or want them! Thank you, anyway.

Downloaded the app, authorized the download with my fingerprint, then opened the app and was immediately prompted by another screen asking for my fingerprint, right after I said that I didn’t want to pay, that I just wanted the free version, they don’t clarify that the free version is 7 days free, and after that is paid. When it prompted me the second time for my fingerprint, I never thought I’d be paying a week later, since I selected the free version. I know they’re going to say “but it says on the screen that it’s not free” thing is, they use smaller fonts and on the bottom, making it deceiving and impossible to see at first glance. Also, NOAA is a government agency, pretty much the “Weather Bureau” (as you used to be called) you’re funded by taxes, literally “for the people by the people”, why do you charge people for an app, that only mirrors something that it’s already paid for with tax dollars, I know there’s app developers and support and everything, but the department doesn’t live off these payments through the AppStore, your department has an anual budget, so why, WHY, why charge people for something that’s already paid for, AND SUCH AN OUTRAGEOUS AMOUNT!?

Purchased the premium version of another weather app, NOAA Radar Pro, a couple years ago, apparently owned by the same company that owns Clime, Apalon. NOAA Radar Pro worked great during that time, up until recently. I opened NOAA Radar Pro to check weather conditions for an up coming outdoor event, but the app immediately kicked me back to the Home Screen of my phone. I gave it a second attempt and it kicked me back again. Thinking it was perhaps a technical issue, I waited a couple days in hopes that the issue would be resolved. It wasn’t. So I decided to redownload the app to see if that would fix it. I tried to find the app again on the App Store, but was unable to locate it. So I did a Google search to see if I could find a link directly to the app, which I did. Upon selecting the link and my phone taking me to the App Store I’m greeted with the message - “App Not Available - This app is currently not available in your country or region” That tells me they removed NOAA Radar Pro from the App Store and stopped supporting it entirely WITHOUT any prior warning. The only weather app they advertise now is this Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live app, which prompts you to pay for subscription services. I would not use any app by this company again, let alone pay AGAIN, for something I already paid for. It shows the company would happily rip the rug out from underneath its customers with zero hesitation. *Edit* Appreciate the quick response from the developers. Deleted and redownloaded the app from my download history and it does appear to be functioning correctly again. Still strange that there was no notice or anything when functionality of the app stopped. *Edit 2* Received a popup message on Radar Pro saying the app is shutting down September 1st and pushing to download Clime. Nope. Not happening. ✌️✌️

The app itself doesn’t seem too bad. But I’ve tried it a few times, but after a couple days I get so sick and tired of getting “pushed” to subscribe to the paid version that I delete the app. We literally have a tornado watch right now, and while trying the app again I received a push notification….wanted to see what it had to say….it took me straight to the page to get the pay for subscription instead of weather information. Luckily I have other apps that take care of that. Needless to say I deleted it again. I’ve come to realize this is all about making a quick buck. I’m all for a developer making money off their creation. That’s what our economy is based on, but shoving it down people’s throats, and features here that you have to pay for are free on other apps, it just pushed me away. Maybe a more competitive price for this app would be a better idea-along with more advanced features to make it worth the money spent. 415 dollars a year for all the features seems a bit much. Update….looked again after a year or so….only worse. The shame is-I’m all for charging a fee for premium “benefits”. The developers deserve monetary compensation for work needed to develop and keep the app working. And this is probably a great app. But to say you get all these “features” on the free app is not correct. I just downloaded it to try again, and where it says “get forecast”…when you press it-right to the price plan page. You can find a basic 5 dollar a week plan that offers about the same as the free plan except no ads. But if you want the bells and whistles-you can either pay 100 dollars a year upfront, OR you can do the “most popular plan” of 10 dollars a week. That’s 520 dollars a year….pay for premium services-I’m all for it. But this seems to be over-inflated when you can purchase professional meteorological software and use it for much less. Not going to slam the developer of this app. But it is disappointing.

DO NOT download this app!!! I downloaded it one time and they signed me up for an unwanted subscription that I did not consent to, they have charged me over a hundred dollars even after I’ve contacted Clime & Apple numerous times! I have never used this app and they have declined to refund any of my money they have stolen! I even went to Chase and had to get a new bank card because of this situation, however as soon as I connected my new card to my Apple wallet, they started charging it again $9.99 a week for months!!! It even shows on my apple subscriptions page that the subscription that I didn’t sign up For with them was cancelled over a month ago finally, however they have continued to charge my account every week since then and I’ve had to have Apple review the decision to not refund my money now on over $100 and still have not had any success getting them to stop! Think twice before allowing this scam of a company to be part of your phone. They will Take everything from you! I can’t pay my bills because they keep taking money out of my account forcing my payments to bounce !

I have been a paid subscriber for several years to this app. I live in New England and I would like this app however in the last month or year the advanced precipitation forecast for New England has been very wrong on many occasions. The standard radar picture shows few clouds with rain, the advanced precipitation forecast for 10 min in the future shows heavy rain all over new England. How can it be that the “advanced “ forecast can get an entire region so wrong for just a few min out? We are talking about rainstorms with extreme rainfall over an area of 300 miles while radar and my window show no rain at the very same time. This happened quite often and it seems the so called “advanced” model works with long outdated data or is simply quite wrong. It also means this advanced model is not updated and checked against the real time radar data often enough or never as these wrong forecasts remain wrong for the entire day. Not worth the 40 dollar for the area I live in and I will sadly let my subscription expire this month as I like the app. It’s just too wrong for the money.

I used to get lightning strike alerts and it was great to keep my kids safe inside when I’d get them. I noticed lately that wasn’t working, shrugged it off. There’s a big storm rolling through and I went to check the app, also thinking maybe I needed to update a setting for the lighting notifications but couldn’t get into the app. Upon opening the app was prompted to subscribe or do a free trial. When I tapped the button to not do the trail I saw the “continue” button and tapped it thinking I’d then be taken into the free site. Nope. I was redirected to the App Store to subscribe for $2.99 a week. There’s no button or bypass to get into the actual app without subscribing. I’ve seen customer service responding to others complaining of the same thing saying we can bypass it but there is no, single place that allows me to do so. I’m so disappointed in this underhanded practice to gain subscribers. If I had been alerted “hey, we’re going to make this a subscription-based app after this month to cover costs” I would have subscribed. But with this attempt at tricking people? No way.

3.5.. I still recommend the app to my friends that ask what I use. There are pictures for: Rain, Snow, Partial Sun, Full Sun, Thunderstorms, Clear Sky’s, etc. However, there are so many slight variations on the forecast it gets confusing. I usually just use the Advanced Precipitation map & the only refer to the Forecast on the main page if the weather isn’t changing.. ..Some of icons have such a slight variation, that unless it is: switching from rain to snow and back, you almost don’t know what the forecast is because you can’t tell a difference without a Map Key! I do NOT KNOW what each one means. There needs to be a “KEY” published somewhere that updates if there are changes. Or make it like the Warnings Page, click on the icon you wonder about and it pulls up an information page - these will not need updated unless you change the icons; might be helpful. Previously: “I was ONLY looking for some help today. I can’t communicate to you through the help function because it ONLY links to the Apple-Mail-App and will not let me chose an App to send an email from. This is the MAIN reason for the original 2 star rating; even though I like the app most of the time. If you will HELP!! I will be able to come back with a better rating and the review I have wanted to give this app, until I saw the constant slight changes in icons..” Still the same, last I knew..

I bought the PRO version of the NOAA radar app probably 5 years ago now, and like so many people in these reviews it suddenly started kicking me out right when I tried to open it. I tried to delete the app and then reinstall it, but this Clime: NOAA weather radar app was the only one available. It looked great! Then I installed it, opened it up, and instantly was asked to pay $10 a month for this? I did a free week and it was absolutely not worth $10 a month. It’s cluttered, so I can’t find anything I need, it’s notifications are not helpful, and the radar doesn’t work the same way as the old one. And all of that aside, I find it incredibly disrespectful of the owner (who originally owned the other app too) to just completely discontinue the old app, say absolutely NOTHING to its customers, and then offer an app worth a substantial amount more than before, even though customers paid for the original one! It’s SUCH a lack of customer service and respect, and it’s definitely not worth it for me to keep. Do better next time.

If your looking for a free weather app that’s not already pre downloaded on your phone, then don’t get this! AccuWeather is a direct upgrade from the free version of this “free” app. AccuWeather tells if theres a warning in your area faster, most accurate and it tells you when the warning will end immediately. While the free version of this is slower and most likely less accurate, it doesn’t tell you when the warning will end immediately. AccuWeather will also tell you rain is near and will most likely start while you need to pay on this app when will rain start and stop. In conclusion this app is probably good, but all of the possible “good” stuff is locked behind a pay wall. Get AccuWeather if you want to save money and not spend money on a weather app. And the most important stuff on this app like tornado paths and wildlife stuff is locked behind a paywall. I would probably give this a higher rating if this app were not so slow and stuff is removed from the almost inescapable paywall.

I received a discount rate to stay with the app, which looks like is the new normal cost of the subscription. Every time I try to contact support I need to use the IOS Mail app and strictly that app to get your email. Even on your website. Why is it when I storm is happening the radar only a shows the past 40 minutes and will no longer show the future prediction? I have changed maps and settings and I don’t understand why this timeframe is the only option for me? I really enjoyed finding this app a couple years ago. The features are great and the radar was accurate. More accurate than than the hourly/daily weather reports. I have unfortunately stopped my subscription as other weather apps are more accurate. As of late I got a notification telling me “tomorrow” would be the warmest day in the past 3 days. However the current day was warmer than what “tomorrow” showed. I truly love the features of this app but I want accurate weather in regards to temperatures.

I am a new user. I took a one week trial with Ian currently bearing down on Cuba (Mon Sep 26 at 12 PM . I live in Ft Myers, FL and there are currently Hurricane/Tropical watches all down the west coast of FL. When I touch the Tropical Storm Warning box for my area, I am taken to a screen showing NHC watches and warnings for St Petersburg, Clearwater and Largo. It is 7 screens down to the next group of towns Tampa, Apollo Beach, Westchase. I have to go through 15 watches of 17 screens each (105 screens) before I get to Fort Myers. It took me 3 times of scrolling through every screen (didn’t count # of screens) before I finally saw Fort Myers while scrolling. When all other apps take me immediately to the watch for my area, relying on this app for detailed warnings for your area during a major event like this is practically useless. Other than than not being useful to find details on critical NHC warnings for one’s area (unless I lived in St Pete), the app is pretty neat, especially the graphical wind speed forecast. This shows the forecast hurricane circulation moving on screen and touching the screen gives you forecast wind speed at that location, either on the ground or a several altitudes according to your settings. For example, it shows Ian circulating in the gulf about 100 miles west of Ft Myers at 11 AM on Thursday with a wind speed of 25 mph at my location. It looks pretty cool but I wonder realistically what wind speeds could be expected 100 miles east of the eye of a major hurricane. I would definitely download the app for the free 1 week trial, then cancel immediately and still have the 1 week free. After that, I’ll decide is I want to cough up $20 for a 1 year subscription (or $10/month which the trial turns into after 1 week which is ludicrous ).

The radar is now completely useless— lightning strikes no longer appear, with timing and CTC/CTG data on touch. Neither do tropical storms tracks, or any storm tracks. Clime used to be my number one go-to weather app. In Southwest Florida, we need to know where the lightning strikes are, where storm cells are headed, etc. and this app used to be stellar — a security blanket of sorts for dealing with the often severe weather events here. When I contacted support I received a stock supply directing me to their known issues board. Lightning has been a “known” issue that they have been “working on” for about 10 weeks now with no fix in sight. Although I am not an app developer, I do know that it USED to be functional and cannot understand why it can’t just be put back to where it was. Of course, I have a million other options here — none as good as what Clime USED to be. So, I have cancelled my long-running subscription in favor of a weather app radar app with lightning indicators that actually works. Sorry, Clime.

This used to be my go-to weather app but since switching to iPhone it’s never worked right. The widget constantly gets stuck in the past or old locations. I regularly have to go into settings, change the location setting to something else, then back to “while using app or widget”, give it a minute to think about what it’s done, and then it finally figures out where I am. I mean, whenever I go to work it thinks I’m in France! And no, I don’t commute to France for work. I can’t get a quick glance at the forecast, the app itself hasn’t been all that accurate, and with the subscription fee jumping so much this simply isn’t worth it. I’ve installed/reinstalled several times only to have to reset all my preferences and then guess what? It doesn’t know where I am or what time it is. I’ve sent in requests to the devs multiple times for this issue only to have the same suggestions (uninstall/reinstall, check location settings) suggested. It’s bad for $30, atrocious for $80.

Deducting two stars in long term use. Some aspects of this app are great, but others prevent this from being my sole app, and make me wonder whether I’ll renew my subscription. Example: right now there’s a winter storm watch up for my area with a prediction of up to 5” of snow (a lot for DC). The app gives me the warning, but it’s own forecast is for “light snow.” Weather Underground, on the other hand, was predicting significant snow several days ago. I’m sure this app will update it’s forecast soon. After all, it’s predicting “heavy snow” for an area three miles away from me. But this isn’t the first time that there’s been a bizarre disconnect between the app’s forecast and other sources, and generally the other sources turn out to be correct. I still love the quick radar, but the inconsistent forecast drive me batty. ————————- Ok, so I wasn’t happy about the $10/yr subscription, but I got hooked and I haven’t regretted it. I was, perhaps like many of you, a loyal user of Weather Underground’s excellent Storm app until it was replaced and ruined. I’ve bounced around some other apps since, but when I found this one it just clicked. First, it’s the fastest one I found. It takes about a third of the time as some others (including Weather Underground’s otherwise excellent regular app) to initially load the radar. And it looks great and moving around is really intuitive. It doesn’t offer as much detail as some other apps, but it gets the basics right. I can see in an instant the forecast, both hourly and daily, the humidity and wind, and I was able to customize it to show sunrise and sunset in the same screen. That’s what I need most. The hurricane tracker is neat but not something that by itself I would pay the premium price for. I wish it displayed weather fronts, but I can live without that. Notifications aren’t as customizable as Weather Underground’s, but they work. All in all, this does what I need it to do and does it very well.

This app does nothing but ask you to pay $20 annually on the free version. So, I subscribed a year ago and used it sometimes as I am in south fl and value emergency updates. Lemme tel you after using this paid app for a year and then being relegated back to a free customer, I found myself wondering why I ever used this app to begin with. the app is nearly worthless. The interface is terrible, too many features, too many requests to deliver notifications. I had to turn off earthquake and wildfire deliveries.. I'm in south fl.. I just wanna know when it's gonna rain again.. anywho. Neither the free nor the paid versions are worth any more than a honey badger in heat coming off a 4 hour stint at the Golden Corral. Prairie dogs and meerkats will continue for eons to mock and ridicule the developers of this app because all they gotta do to predict the weather is "walk outside"; And before you download or subscribe to this app you should do the same bc it's a much more pleasant experience, tbh.

Being in Puerto Rico, it is necessary to have a severe weather app for the voracious Atlantic hurricane season. With the recent hurricanes Irma and Maria, this app had to be in handy. However, this app is full of ads that pop up. Usually I close them, but this time around when hurricane Maria was closing in on the island, I left the app running continuously, while watching the dark clouds and squally weather coming off of the Caribbean. Little did I know, an advertisement popped up while I was gone. I came back a few hours later to find that the phone was acting up. I got the notice that a virus had been encrypted into the phone. The awful advertisement opened by itself and virused my phone. Little did I know that the eyewall was an hour away and my pet bird was outside. I had no way of knowing because of the viral malware, and the winds picked up to 130 before I knew it and my bird was gone. Please find a way to filter these malicious ads out of your application, because this situation was completely unwarrented.

This apps not great but seems to be super at charging the user right away. The app needs to be extremely clear on what is free and when billing starts. Over all very poor

I’ve had this app for years, and been paying $13.00 yearly. I just received a notification that it’s going up to $80 a year now. I have cancelled my subscription as that’s ridiculous.

Really bad technology

DESPITE WRITING TO THE APP DEVELOPERS OVER THE LAST SIX MONTHS, THEY HAVE IGNORED ALL INFO SUPPLIED. THE LEVEL OF INACCURACY IS BEYOND UNDERSTANDING! Your reply to my concern is an OUTRIGHT BLUFF, because you FAIL to mention ALL the emails submitted to you and the emails sent to me about how you were correcting your system. In SIX MONTHS you have MADE NO CHANGES that affect ACCURACY of INFORMATION PROVIDED! Stop “FUDGING” or telling “PORKIES” to the public. Your App is not applicable and DOES NOT PROVIDE the ACCURACY you state in your pp Blurb!

This is a free app that automatically bills you after 7 days. No free version. That’s an immediate uninstall for me.

Bombarded with subscription demands at almost every button click. Deleted.

Once the alarm goes off it’s impossible to stop it. Even deleting the app won’t stop the alarm. What an annoyance.

A totally black screen is all I see when I updated to version 4.0.Nothing else. Nada.

Our entire province is out of power and you say there is a 70% chance of rain. It’s been 25mm an hour and it’s flooding. Worst weather app ever.

Beaucoup d'autre app sont gratuite ou presque pour le même service. L'essai gratuit ma couté presque 5$ can. !!!!

Don’t use this because you can’t do anything without paying a ridiculous amount of money to see WEATHER. this is unnecessary. DO NOT DOWNLOAD.

Yves

En esta última reseña de la tormenta Sara .. tengo un evento en Playa del Carmen uds todo el tiempo indicaron mal tiempo con lluvias y eso no pasó !?!? Me dejaron con angustia sin necesidad

It’s an ok app - but not free. There are much better apps out there for free.

The app has the accuracy of a blind sniper middle of July in victoria bc clime claims 17 degrees apples weather app says 29 its closer to 29 than 17 absolutely horrible the widget almost never loads correctly they make you pay for features that never work I would rather just walk out side and guess than spend money and time on this it is the worst weather app ever made I have rated this god forsaken app but they don’t publish my data reviews this app sucks 13th time I’ve typed this