Hurricane Track- Storm Tracker3.5.5
Publisher Description
Hurricane Track 3.0 is the most advanced, modern, and easiest to use Hurricane Tracking and Radar application! Hurricane Track 3.0 features incredible new features such as 18 World Radars featuring the newly launched GOES-19 Satellite, a new customizable dynamic Local Radar using NEXRAD "next-generation radar" technology, Forecast and Hazard warnings, future projected tropical cyclone paths, Lightning Intensity Radars, Sea Temperatures, Cloud Formations that can potentially turn into tropical cyclones, Maps, an interactive 3D Earth, detailed tropical storm information and discussion, and much much more! Hurricane Track 3.0 brings the most advanced hurricane tracking technology to your fingertips, and the best part is Hurricane Track is Free!
Innovative Features!
- 300+ World Radars: 18 Radar Locations around the globe with 17 Radars per Location
- Customizable Advanced Local Radar using NEXRAD technology (U.S. only)
- Projected Tropical Storm paths: Future tropical storm paths for the next five days
- Forecast and Hazards give you detailed forecasts for different periods of the day, and hazards that you should look out for (Tornado Watch, Flood Warning, High Tide, etc.) (U.S. only, Updated hourly)
- Innovative Lightning Intensity Radars
- Interactive Map with Tropical Cyclones, Live Clouds, and Earthquakes
- Sea Surface Temperatures for the past two months
- Graphical outlines of cloud formations that can turn into potential Tropical Storms
- 3D Earth with Live Clouds, Tropical Storms, and Earthquakes
- Tropical Storm and Weather Information, Summaries, Discussions, and Outlooks
8 World Radars for 12 different Locations around the Globe!
- Visible - Unenhanced visible imagery that transitions to IR2 overnight
- Shortwave - Channel 2 Shortwave Infrared imagery - Shortwave, sometimes considered "night visible"
- Water Vapor - IR Channel 3
- Aviation - Aviation color enhancement
- Dvorak - Used for tropical classifications with the Dvorak technique
- JSL - Used to bring out low level and high level clouds in tropical cyclones
- Funktop - Higlights intense areas of precipitation
- Rainbow - Rainbow enhancement curve, colorful enhancement
Version History - Updated Maps feature now shows all active Hurricanes/Tropical Storms with Tracks and Projected Paths (Atlantic/Eastern Pacific Tropical Cyclones)
- Improved Clouds Graphic on Maps 3.5.5 Sep 5 - Fixes an issue with Projected Paths not loading correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Slowed down video playback speed of Satellite video from 30 fps to 15 fps, as it's playing back the last 4 hours and 30 fps was way too fast 3.5.2 Sep 2 - UI Improvements 3.5.1 May 13 - Updated for iOS 26/iPadOS 26
- New Liquid Glass Icon
- Renamed "Radars" View to "Satellites"
- Satellites View now loads all Images and generates a video for improved performance and frame rate
- Timeline at the bottom of the Satellites View now updates as the video plays
- 3D Earth View rewritten in Swift for improved performance and appearance
- Maps View now shows Real-time Image of Worldwide Clouds; updates every 3 hours
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.5.0 09/16/2025 - Fixed an issue where Satellites may not have loaded correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Changed "Gulf of Mexico" Satellite name to "Gulf of America"
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.4.0 04/20/2025 - Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when choosing "Regional" Tab Item 3.3.6 07/01/2024 - Fixes an issue with Pacific Satellites not loading correctly do to a change on NOAA's servers
- *If you currently have a Pacific Satellite selected, you will have to reselect the Satellite for it to load again, you only have to do this once*
- Updated to latest Google Ads SDK 3.3.5 07/18/2023 - Fixes an issue of the Local Radar not loading properly (due to a change on the server side of weather.gov) 3.3.4 11/10/2022 - Redesigned "Local Radar" feature makes it easier to view Precipitation in your area
- Redesigned "Regional" feature shows the most up-to-date current weather event, or hazards, in your area
- Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when touching the Local Radar feature
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.3 12/31/2020 - Updated Google Ads with iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency 3.3.2 09/16/2020 - Updated User Interface
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.1 09/18/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused Lightning Intensity Feature to crash due a new Server change 3.3.0 08/02/2019 - Map Bug fixes 3.2.9 07/10/2019 - Main Radar feature now displays Time in the Timeline
- Maps fix: Fixes an issue that may have caused Tropical Cyclone Name/Wind not to display
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.8 06/26/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused the app to crash when launching in Landscape Orientation 3.2.7 06/20/2019 - Now requires iOS 11 or later
- Maps Feature redesigned from the ground up in Swift
- Maps now features Animated Precipitation Radar (U.S. only), as well as Tropical Cyclones and Earthquakes
- Improved Tropical Cyclone/Earthquake graphics and responsiveness
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.6 06/12/2019 Major Changes to the Main "Radars" Feature:
- Newly operational GOES-17 (GOES-West) Satellite Animations now implemented, covering the Pacific and much of the Western hemisphere
- Added an Animation Controller at the bottom, simply swipe your finger back and forth to control the Animation (Includes Haptic Feedback for iPhone 7 and later)
- Added Canada, Mexico, Central America, and South America (GOES-East)
- Improved Buttons
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.5 04/25/2019 - Main Radar feature updated with customizable Time Frame; from past 4 hours up to the past three days
- Minor Interface Tweaks 3.2.4 05/25/2018 - Fixes an issue with the World Radar feature (due to change on NOAA's server)
- New World Radars including wide view of entire Atlantic Ocean 3.2.3 04/30/2018 - Fixes an issue with certain Main Radars not loading correctly (NOAA periodically changes the way they format certain data especially with new satellites) 3.2.2 04/12/2018 - Various bug fixes for Main Radar feature 3.2.1 02/05/2018 - Main Radar feature updated with new the GOES-16 NOAA/NASA Satellite Imagery for Full-Color and Advanced Radar Features
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2 01/29/2018 - Updated for iOS 11
- Higher contrast Back/Forward buttons in "Projected Paths" View
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.1.4 09/22/2017 - Added "Northwestern Hemisphere" and "Central America" live animations to "Radars" view; to provide a more comprehensive view of the Pacific basin
- Fixed an issue on iPhone devices for "Projected Paths" that prevented One Finger-Pan, Two Finger-Pinch, and Two-Finger Rotate from functioning properly
- Fixed the "Layers" interface where some Switches were not aligning correctly for "Local Radar" View
- Various other bug fixes throughout the application 3.1.3 07/25/2017 - Updated Future Projected Hurricane Paths with latest NOAA infrastructure
- Fixed various other bugs throughout the application 3.1.2 06/20/2017
About Hurricane Track- Storm Tracker
The company that develops Hurricane Track- Storm Tracker is Mach Software Design. The latest version released by its developer is 3.5.5.
To install Hurricane Track- Storm Tracker on your iOS device, just click the green Continue To App button above to start the installation process. The app is listed on our website since 2026-10-14 and was downloaded 6 times. We have already checked if the download link is safe, however for your own protection we recommend that you scan the downloaded app with your antivirus. Your antivirus may detect the Hurricane Track- Storm Tracker as malware if the download link is broken.
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- Click on the Continue To App button on our website. This will redirect you to the App Store.
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- Once installation is finished you can tap on the OPEN button to start it. Its icon will also be added to your device home screen.
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version 3.5.5
posted on 2026-10-14
Version History - Updated Maps feature now shows all active Hurricanes/Tropical Storms with Tracks and Projected Paths (Atlantic/Eastern Pacific Tropical Cyclones)
- Improved Clouds Graphic on Maps 3.5.5 Sep 5 - Fixes an issue with Projected Paths not loading correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Slowed down video playback speed of Satellite video from 30 fps to 15 fps, as it's playing back the last 4 hours and 30 fps was way too fast 3.5.2 Sep 2 - UI Improvements 3.5.1 May 13 - Updated for iOS 26/iPadOS 26
- New Liquid Glass Icon
- Renamed "Radars" View to "Satellites"
- Satellites View now loads all Images and generates a video for improved performance and frame rate
- Timeline at the bottom of the Satellites View now updates as the video plays
- 3D Earth View rewritten in Swift for improved performance and appearance
- Maps View now shows Real-time Image of Worldwide Clouds; updates every 3 hours
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.5.0 09/16/2025 - Fixed an issue where Satellites may not have loaded correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Changed "Gulf of Mexico" Satellite name to "Gulf of America"
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.4.0 04/20/2025 - Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when choosing "Regional" Tab Item 3.3.6 07/01/2024 - Fixes an issue with Pacific Satellites not loading correctly do to a change on NOAA's servers
- *If you currently have a Pacific Satellite selected, you will have to reselect the Satellite for it to load again, you only have to do this once*
- Updated to latest Google Ads SDK 3.3.5 07/18/2023 - Fixes an issue of the Local Radar not loading properly (due to a change on the server side of weather.gov) 3.3.4 11/10/2022 - Redesigned "Local Radar" feature makes it easier to view Precipitation in your area
- Redesigned "Regional" feature shows the most up-to-date current weather event, or hazards, in your area
- Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when touching the Local Radar feature
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.3 12/31/2020 - Updated Google Ads with iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency 3.3.2 09/16/2020 - Updated User Interface
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.1 09/18/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused Lightning Intensity Feature to crash due a new Server change 3.3.0 08/02/2019 - Map Bug fixes 3.2.9 07/10/2019 - Main Radar feature now displays Time in the Timeline
- Maps fix: Fixes an issue that may have caused Tropical Cyclone Name/Wind not to display
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.8 06/26/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused the app to crash when launching in Landscape Orientation 3.2.7 06/20/2019 - Now requires iOS 11 or later
- Maps Feature redesigned from the ground up in Swift
- Maps now features Animated Precipitation Radar (U.S. only), as well as Tropical Cyclones and Earthquakes
- Improved Tropical Cyclone/Earthquake graphics and responsiveness
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.6 06/12/2019 Major Changes to the Main "Radars" Feature:
- Newly operational GOES-17 (GOES-West) Satellite Animations now implemented, covering the Pacific and much of the Western hemisphere
- Added an Animation Controller at the bottom, simply swipe your finger back and forth to control the Animation (Includes Haptic Feedback for iPhone 7 and later)
- Added Canada, Mexico, Central America, and South America (GOES-East)
- Improved Buttons
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.5 04/25/2019 - Main Radar feature updated with customizable Time Frame; from past 4 hours up to the past three days
- Minor Interface Tweaks 3.2.4 05/25/2018 - Fixes an issue with the World Radar feature (due to change on NOAA's server)
- New World Radars including wide view of entire Atlantic Ocean 3.2.3 04/30/2018 - Fixes an issue with certain Main Radars not loading correctly (NOAA periodically changes the way they format certain data especially with new satellites) 3.2.2 04/12/2018 - Various bug fixes for Main Radar feature 3.2.1 02/05/2018 - Main Radar feature updated with new the GOES-16 NOAA/NASA Satellite Imagery for Full-Color and Advanced Radar Features
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2 01/29/2018 - Updated for iOS 11
- Higher contrast Back/Forward buttons in "Projected Paths" View
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.1.4 09/22/2017 - Added "Northwestern Hemisphere" and "Central America" live animations to "Radars" view; to provide a more comprehensive view of the Pacific basin
- Fixed an issue on iPhone devices for "Projected Paths" that prevented One Finger-Pan, Two Finger-Pinch, and Two-Finger Rotate from functioning properly
- Fixed the "Layers" interface where some Switches were not aligning correctly for "Local Radar" View
- Various other bug fixes throughout the application 3.1.3 07/25/2017 - Updated Future Projected Hurricane Paths with latest NOAA infrastructure
- Fixed various other bugs throughout the application 3.1.2 06/20/2017
version 3.5.5
posted on 2026-09-11
Version History - Updated Maps feature now shows all active Hurricanes/Tropical Storms with Tracks and Projected Paths (Atlantic/Eastern Pacific Tropical Cyclones)
- Improved Clouds Graphic on Maps 3.5.5 5d ago - Fixes an issue with Projected Paths not loading correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Slowed down video playback speed of Satellite video from 30 fps to 15 fps, as it's playing back the last 4 hours and 30 fps was way too fast 3.5.2 Sep 2 - UI Improvements 3.5.1 May 13 - Updated for iOS 26/iPadOS 26
- New Liquid Glass Icon
- Renamed "Radars" View to "Satellites"
- Satellites View now loads all Images and generates a video for improved performance and frame rate
- Timeline at the bottom of the Satellites View now updates as the video plays
- 3D Earth View rewritten in Swift for improved performance and appearance
- Maps View now shows Real-time Image of Worldwide Clouds; updates every 3 hours
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.5.0 09/16/2025 - Fixed an issue where Satellites may not have loaded correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Changed "Gulf of Mexico" Satellite name to "Gulf of America"
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.4.0 04/20/2025 - Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when choosing "Regional" Tab Item 3.3.6 07/01/2024 - Fixes an issue with Pacific Satellites not loading correctly do to a change on NOAA's servers
- *If you currently have a Pacific Satellite selected, you will have to reselect the Satellite for it to load again, you only have to do this once*
- Updated to latest Google Ads SDK 3.3.5 07/18/2023 - Fixes an issue of the Local Radar not loading properly (due to a change on the server side of weather.gov) 3.3.4 11/10/2022 - Redesigned "Local Radar" feature makes it easier to view Precipitation in your area
- Redesigned "Regional" feature shows the most up-to-date current weather event, or hazards, in your area
- Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when touching the Local Radar feature
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.3 12/31/2020 - Updated Google Ads with iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency 3.3.2 09/16/2020 - Updated User Interface
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.1 09/18/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused Lightning Intensity Feature to crash due a new Server change 3.3.0 08/02/2019 - Map Bug fixes 3.2.9 07/10/2019 - Main Radar feature now displays Time in the Timeline
- Maps fix: Fixes an issue that may have caused Tropical Cyclone Name/Wind not to display
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.8 06/26/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused the app to crash when launching in Landscape Orientation 3.2.7 06/20/2019 - Now requires iOS 11 or later
- Maps Feature redesigned from the ground up in Swift
- Maps now features Animated Precipitation Radar (U.S. only), as well as Tropical Cyclones and Earthquakes
- Improved Tropical Cyclone/Earthquake graphics and responsiveness
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.6 06/12/2019 Major Changes to the Main "Radars" Feature:
- Newly operational GOES-17 (GOES-West) Satellite Animations now implemented, covering the Pacific and much of the Western hemisphere
- Added an Animation Controller at the bottom, simply swipe your finger back and forth to control the Animation (Includes Haptic Feedback for iPhone 7 and later)
- Added Canada, Mexico, Central America, and South America (GOES-East)
- Improved Buttons
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.5 04/25/2019 - Main Radar feature updated with customizable Time Frame; from past 4 hours up to the past three days
- Minor Interface Tweaks 3.2.4 05/25/2018 - Fixes an issue with the World Radar feature (due to change on NOAA's server)
- New World Radars including wide view of entire Atlantic Ocean 3.2.3 04/30/2018 - Fixes an issue with certain Main Radars not loading correctly (NOAA periodically changes the way they format certain data especially with new satellites) 3.2.2 04/12/2018 - Various bug fixes for Main Radar feature 3.2.1 02/05/2018 - Main Radar feature updated with new the GOES-16 NOAA/NASA Satellite Imagery for Full-Color and Advanced Radar Features
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2 01/29/2018 - Updated for iOS 11
- Higher contrast Back/Forward buttons in "Projected Paths" View
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.1.4 09/22/2017 - Added "Northwestern Hemisphere" and "Central America" live animations to "Radars" view; to provide a more comprehensive view of the Pacific basin
- Fixed an issue on iPhone devices for "Projected Paths" that prevented One Finger-Pan, Two Finger-Pinch, and Two-Finger Rotate from functioning properly
- Fixed the "Layers" interface where some Switches were not aligning correctly for "Local Radar" View
- Various other bug fixes throughout the application 3.1.3 07/25/2017 - Updated Future Projected Hurricane Paths with latest NOAA infrastructure
- Fixed various other bugs throughout the application 3.1.2 06/20/2017
version 3.5.2
posted on 2026-09-04
Version History - Fixes an issue with Projected Paths not loading correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Slowed down video playback speed of Satellite video from 30 fps to 15 fps, as it's playing back the last 4 hours and 30 fps was way too fast 3.5.2 1d ago - UI Improvements 3.5.1 May 13 - Updated for iOS 26/iPadOS 26
- New Liquid Glass Icon
- Renamed "Radars" View to "Satellites"
- Satellites View now loads all Images and generates a video for improved performance and frame rate
- Timeline at the bottom of the Satellites View now updates as the video plays
- 3D Earth View rewritten in Swift for improved performance and appearance
- Maps View now shows Real-time Image of Worldwide Clouds; updates every 3 hours
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.5.0 09/16/2025 - Fixed an issue where Satellites may not have loaded correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Changed "Gulf of Mexico" Satellite name to "Gulf of America"
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.4.0 04/20/2025 - Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when choosing "Regional" Tab Item 3.3.6 07/01/2024 - Fixes an issue with Pacific Satellites not loading correctly do to a change on NOAA's servers
- *If you currently have a Pacific Satellite selected, you will have to reselect the Satellite for it to load again, you only have to do this once*
- Updated to latest Google Ads SDK 3.3.5 07/18/2023 - Fixes an issue of the Local Radar not loading properly (due to a change on the server side of weather.gov) 3.3.4 11/10/2022 - Redesigned "Local Radar" feature makes it easier to view Precipitation in your area
- Redesigned "Regional" feature shows the most up-to-date current weather event, or hazards, in your area
- Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when touching the Local Radar feature
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.3 12/31/2020 - Updated Google Ads with iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency 3.3.2 09/16/2020 - Updated User Interface
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.1 09/18/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused Lightning Intensity Feature to crash due a new Server change 3.3.0 08/02/2019 - Map Bug fixes 3.2.9 07/10/2019 - Main Radar feature now displays Time in the Timeline
- Maps fix: Fixes an issue that may have caused Tropical Cyclone Name/Wind not to display
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.8 06/26/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused the app to crash when launching in Landscape Orientation 3.2.7 06/20/2019 - Now requires iOS 11 or later
- Maps Feature redesigned from the ground up in Swift
- Maps now features Animated Precipitation Radar (U.S. only), as well as Tropical Cyclones and Earthquakes
- Improved Tropical Cyclone/Earthquake graphics and responsiveness
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.6 06/12/2019 Major Changes to the Main "Radars" Feature:
- Newly operational GOES-17 (GOES-West) Satellite Animations now implemented, covering the Pacific and much of the Western hemisphere
- Added an Animation Controller at the bottom, simply swipe your finger back and forth to control the Animation (Includes Haptic Feedback for iPhone 7 and later)
- Added Canada, Mexico, Central America, and South America (GOES-East)
- Improved Buttons
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.5 04/25/2019 - Main Radar feature updated with customizable Time Frame; from past 4 hours up to the past three days
- Minor Interface Tweaks 3.2.4 05/25/2018 - Fixes an issue with the World Radar feature (due to change on NOAA's server)
- New World Radars including wide view of entire Atlantic Ocean 3.2.3 04/30/2018 - Fixes an issue with certain Main Radars not loading correctly (NOAA periodically changes the way they format certain data especially with new satellites) 3.2.2 04/12/2018 - Various bug fixes for Main Radar feature 3.2.1 02/05/2018 - Main Radar feature updated with new the GOES-16 NOAA/NASA Satellite Imagery for Full-Color and Advanced Radar Features
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2 01/29/2018 - Updated for iOS 11
- Higher contrast Back/Forward buttons in "Projected Paths" View
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.1.4 09/22/2017 - Added "Northwestern Hemisphere" and "Central America" live animations to "Radars" view; to provide a more comprehensive view of the Pacific basin
- Fixed an issue on iPhone devices for "Projected Paths" that prevented One Finger-Pan, Two Finger-Pinch, and Two-Finger Rotate from functioning properly
- Fixed the "Layers" interface where some Switches were not aligning correctly for "Local Radar" View
- Various other bug fixes throughout the application 3.1.3 07/25/2017 - Updated Future Projected Hurricane Paths with latest NOAA infrastructure
- Fixed various other bugs throughout the application 3.1.2 06/20/2017 - Added Reload Buttons for Radar, Local Radar, and Projected Paths
- Various other bug fixes and improvements 3.0.3 07/06/2016
version 3.5.1
posted on 2026-08-23
Version History - UI Improvements 3.5.1 May 13 - Updated for iOS 26/iPadOS 26
- New Liquid Glass Icon
- Renamed "Radars" View to "Satellites"
- Satellites View now loads all Images and generates a video for improved performance and frame rate
- Timeline at the bottom of the Satellites View now updates as the video plays
- 3D Earth View rewritten in Swift for improved performance and appearance
- Maps View now shows Real-time Image of Worldwide Clouds; updates every 3 hours
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.5.0 09/16/2025 - Fixed an issue where Satellites may not have loaded correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Changed "Gulf of Mexico" Satellite name to "Gulf of America"
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.4.0 04/20/2025 - Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when choosing "Regional" Tab Item 3.3.6 07/01/2024 - Fixes an issue with Pacific Satellites not loading correctly do to a change on NOAA's servers
- *If you currently have a Pacific Satellite selected, you will have to reselect the Satellite for it to load again, you only have to do this once*
- Updated to latest Google Ads SDK 3.3.5 07/18/2023 - Fixes an issue of the Local Radar not loading properly (due to a change on the server side of weather.gov) 3.3.4 11/10/2022 - Redesigned "Local Radar" feature makes it easier to view Precipitation in your area
- Redesigned "Regional" feature shows the most up-to-date current weather event, or hazards, in your area
- Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when touching the Local Radar feature
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.3 12/31/2020 - Updated Google Ads with iOS 14's App Tracking Transparency 3.3.2 09/16/2020 - Updated User Interface
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.3.1 09/18/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused Lightning Intensity Feature to crash due a new Server change 3.3.0 08/02/2019 - Map Bug fixes 3.2.9 07/10/2019 - Main Radar feature now displays Time in the Timeline
- Maps fix: Fixes an issue that may have caused Tropical Cyclone Name/Wind not to display
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.8 06/26/2019 - Fixes an issue that may have caused the app to crash when launching in Landscape Orientation 3.2.7 06/20/2019 - Now requires iOS 11 or later
- Maps Feature redesigned from the ground up in Swift
- Maps now features Animated Precipitation Radar (U.S. only), as well as Tropical Cyclones and Earthquakes
- Improved Tropical Cyclone/Earthquake graphics and responsiveness
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.6 06/12/2019 Major Changes to the Main "Radars" Feature:
- Newly operational GOES-17 (GOES-West) Satellite Animations now implemented, covering the Pacific and much of the Western hemisphere
- Added an Animation Controller at the bottom, simply swipe your finger back and forth to control the Animation (Includes Haptic Feedback for iPhone 7 and later)
- Added Canada, Mexico, Central America, and South America (GOES-East)
- Improved Buttons
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2.5 04/25/2019 - Main Radar feature updated with customizable Time Frame; from past 4 hours up to the past three days
- Minor Interface Tweaks 3.2.4 05/25/2018 - Fixes an issue with the World Radar feature (due to change on NOAA's server)
- New World Radars including wide view of entire Atlantic Ocean 3.2.3 04/30/2018 - Fixes an issue with certain Main Radars not loading correctly (NOAA periodically changes the way they format certain data especially with new satellites) 3.2.2 04/12/2018 - Various bug fixes for Main Radar feature 3.2.1 02/05/2018 - Main Radar feature updated with new the GOES-16 NOAA/NASA Satellite Imagery for Full-Color and Advanced Radar Features
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.2 01/29/2018 - Updated for iOS 11
- Higher contrast Back/Forward buttons in "Projected Paths" View
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.1.4 09/22/2017 - Added "Northwestern Hemisphere" and "Central America" live animations to "Radars" view; to provide a more comprehensive view of the Pacific basin
- Fixed an issue on iPhone devices for "Projected Paths" that prevented One Finger-Pan, Two Finger-Pinch, and Two-Finger Rotate from functioning properly
- Fixed the "Layers" interface where some Switches were not aligning correctly for "Local Radar" View
- Various other bug fixes throughout the application 3.1.3 07/25/2017 - Updated Future Projected Hurricane Paths with latest NOAA infrastructure
- Fixed various other bugs throughout the application 3.1.2 06/20/2017 - Added Reload Buttons for Radar, Local Radar, and Projected Paths
- Various other bug fixes and improvements 3.0.3 07/06/2016 - Fixed various bugs throughout the application 3.0.2 04/24/2016
version 3.5.0
posted on 2025-09-16
Sep 16, 2025
Version 3.5.0
- Updated for iOS 26/iPadOS 26
- New Liquid Glass Icon
- Renamed "Radars" View to "Satellites"
- Satellites View now loads all Images and generates a video for improved performance and frame rate
- Timeline at the bottom of the Satellites View now updates as the video plays
- 3D Earth View rewritten in Swift for improved performance and appearance
- Maps View now shows Real-time Image of Worldwide Clouds; updates every 3 hours
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application
version 3.5.0
posted on 2025-09-16
- Updated for iOS 26/iPadOS 26
- New Liquid Glass Icon
- Renamed "Radars" View to "Satellites"
- Satellites View now loads all Images and generates a video for improved performance and frame rate
- Timeline at the bottom of the Satellites View now updates as the video plays
- 3D Earth View rewritten in Swift for improved performance and appearance
- Maps View now shows Real-time Image of Worldwide Clouds; updates every 3 hours
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application
version 3.4.0
posted on 2025-04-20
Apr 20, 2025
Version 3.4.0
- Fixed an issue where Satellites may not have loaded correctly due to a change on NOAA's servers
- Changed "Gulf of Mexico" Satellite name to "Gulf of America"
- Fixed various bugs throughout the application
version 3.3.6
posted on 2024-07-01
Jul 1, 2024
Version 3.3.6
- Fixed an issue that may have caused the app to crash when choosing "Regional" Tab Item
version 3.3.5
posted on 2023-07-18
Jul 18, 2023
Version 3.3.5
- Fixes an issue with Pacific Satellites not loading correctly do to a change on NOAA's servers
- *If you currently have a Pacific Satellite selected, you will have to reselect the Satellite for it to load again, you only have to do this once*
- Updated to latest Google Ads SDK
version 3.3.4
posted on 2022-11-10
Nov 10, 2022
Version 3.3.4
- Fixes an issue of the Local Radar not loading properly (due to a change on the server side of weather.gov)
