Texas Storm Chasers

Texas Storm Chasers LLC

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Our free Texas Storm Chasers app includes real-time Texas weather articles, interactive weather radar, live storm chase video, and new features based on follower suggestions. After serving over one-half million social media followers, we're excited to announce the introduction of the Texas Storm Chasers app. Our team of vetted weather enthusiasts and storm chasers provides you with up-to-date weather information. We even do it with a bit of Texas flair.

Our app is designed to work flawlessly with our weather blog. That compatibility ensures we can provide rapid weather updates during high-impact events. Take that a step further with our free interactive weather radar and live severe weather video coverage!

Stay weather aware and up-to-date with the Texas Storm Chasers App!

Ratings and reviews

I remember this working better in the past. Currently, the map freezes, and it will not update with new information. The opacity bar, movement controls , and storm tracks don't always function, making for a fruitless experience. This radar app works in a pinch, but it does give access to their stellar online coverage, which is potentially more helpful than trying to parse out a radar image. So for that alone, I'll give it 3 stars. If you want your own radar image, try other solutions.

I think they've done an excellent job with the new version! Seems much more stable and user friendly. All of the previous functions are still available if you go to the "& more" tab in lower right corner. Yeah the ads can be annoying but I haven't experienced any ads yet that I couldn't immediately close out of, as opposed to other weather apps where you have to wait 15-30 secs for the ad to finish. All in All I say good job TSC!!!

I am fiercely 'Texas-loyal' and REALLY want this to be the best weather app out there for us. It needs some tweaks and upgrades, so I hope you're paying attention to all the reviews. Yeah I know, the Alamo wasn't built in a day, either. Please consider the need for GPS as the first area for radar (for obvious reasons). Also, we need to be able to adjust the transparency of the radar. I personally have the need to check other cities and many cannot be pinpointed unless it's a sunny, Bluebell kind of day. Additionally, I have a large screen on my phone and some selections are still obscured. The ads can easily be confused with valid 'weather' information and that comes across as incredibly deceitful. Adjust those to running across the bottom of the screen and allow Texans the option of paying for an ad-free version (for a REASONABLE fee). My thanks for your consideration from "Deep in the Heart of Texas"!

What's new

- Enjoy nearly a dozen high quality map layers!
- Fixed Weather icons Issue