RadSat HD

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About this app

RadSat HD is a weather app that allows the integration of a weather radar mosaic with GOES-16 satellite imagery, lightning, forecasts maps and other products.

You can view current or future weather radar imagery from the United States, Europe, Australia, Argentina, Brazil and other countries. In addition, satellite imagery, global lightning (requires subscription) and GFS products can be added.

With a forecast, we can know the probability of rain or thunderstorms for a given day or hour, but with a weather radar or satellite, we can know the exact moment that will rain in each area and what risks can be expected (heavy lightning, hail, tornadoes, flash flooding).

When lightning occurs near your device's location, the app will notify you to seek shelter. For more information or to suggest improvements, visit the ExtendedForecast.net website or our Facebook page: /extendedforecast.

Ratings and reviews

I downloaded 9 satellite apps today and this is by far the best one. I'm in the 30 day trial which I like before you buy. But- even with location on it still sets my map to Africa when I open. On visible the state lines are hard to see. Would prefer maybe a yellow for state lines. The lightning isn't working. Would like to be able to turn off state forests. I do like the color table options for IR.

The radar itself is great. It is probably the 2nd best radar app I have. Only downside for me is that I live and the rest of my family all live in small towns. We all live a least 50 miles from a city that is on the map. We all live in the the very north west of Illinois and the weather is completely different especially when I comes to snow and severe weather. Point is that it near to have some sort of icon showing the town you live in without having to zoom all of the in.

All of these apps suck they should record a months worth of weather so you can go back and watch either at a fast forward speed or slow motion and it shouldnt be broken up you should be able to select day and time within the monthly recording up to its live point. So people can watch storms form and move.