Drive Weather With Live Radar

Concept Elements LLC

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About this app

Drive Weather helps you travel smarter by showing exactly where and when you’ll encounter hazardous weather along your route.

Starting in Version 10 connect Drive Weather to Android Auto and see your route with weather along the way and route navigation on Android Auto.

The app visualizes weather, wind speed and direction, temperature, radar, and National Weather Service alerts, including watches, warnings, and advisories, all based on your chosen departure time. Whether you're navigating a quick trip or a cross-country drive, Drive Weather helps you see conditions before they happen.

What makes Drive Weather different? Its clean, intuitive interface transforms complex weather data into a glanceable timeline, helping you quickly spot the safest time to leave and the best route to take. Avoid headwinds, reduce fuel costs, and stay ahead of dangerous conditions - deal for truckers, RVers, Bikers, and road trippers alike.

Drive Weather offers significantly richer weather data than other travel-weather apps. It draws from a far greater number of forecast weather locations - giving you much more precise, granular insight into upcoming weather conditions. This dense coverage means you'll know exactly what to expect at every part of your route.

How it works:
• Enter Your Route – Input your start and destination points
• Adjust Departure Time – Use the time slider for optimal weather navigation
• View Road Conditions – See real-time weather along your rout
• Compare Routes – Choose the safest, most efficient option
• Stay Updated – Get continuous weather updates while driving

FREE FEATURES:
• High Resolution Weather Locations - See More Severe Weather Advisories and Make Better Decisions.
• Track Weather - Rain, Snow, Fog, Freezing Rain, Tornados, Thunderstorms, Hail, Smoke, & Haze
• Temperatures
• Animated Radar & WeatherMaps
• Cloud Cover Forecast
• Time Tweaker for Truckers and RVers
• Free Version has ads, provides up to 2 days of weather forecast.
• Area Weather for general weather
• Exceptionally cool animated waiting screens
• All data saves on close and reopening
• Automatic updates from your current location
• Clean and consistent interface
• Fine tuned forecast based on your driving speed
• Track weather on all east to west and north to south Interstates

National Coverage
DriveWeather covers road and highway weather for the entire United States including Iowa, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, New York, California and more.

PRO FEATURES - All the above plus:
• Icy Pavement Indicator
• Wind Speed and Direction, Gusts and sustained
• Night Location Indicator
• 7 Days of Weather Forecast
• Compare Routes
• Severe Weather Alerts
• Ad Free
• Unlimited Route Length
• Add Stops on Your Route
• Add Waypoints
• Weather Filtering
• Fully Interactive Interface for Better Road Trip Planning.

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Ratings and reviews

A good driving weather app - worth the subscription price. Visually I find it difficult to distinguish between some icons (e.g. heavy vs moderate) - might be helpful if tapping an icon gave a word description. It seems that occasionally when zoomed out the icons are for a road near your route, but not actually on it, and zooming in shows a different forecast on your actual route. The ability to adjust starting time and see weather, temperature, and wind helps avoid hazardous road conditions.

A solid trip planning tool. If you're in a speed governed truck, remember to adjust that on the app. I'm limited at 65mph, so I set the app for 90% of the speed limit. Edit one year later: I'm changing from 5 to 4 stars. It's still a good app for trip planning in inclement weather, but too many features are hidden behind the pay-wall. Now I'm off to drive a 70ft long, 13"6' tall box into hurricane Debby with no wind speed numbers to work with. Wish me luck!

Really enjoy this product. I've been using the free version for about a year. Many times, I have considered paying for the full version, but I can't justify the $15 annual subscription. I take a long trips and this gives me a good idea of what I'm driving into along. Many times, I've stopped in areas just before a snow storm or bad thunderstorm is about to hit and waited it out or found other routes where I'm not on a major road driving in bad weather conditions.

What’s new

Improvements