My Hurricane Tracker & Alerts

JRustonApps B.V.

Contains ads

About this app

My Hurricane Tracker gives you the most comprehensive tools for tracking tornadoes, cyclones, tropical storms and weather warnings available. In a beautiful interface, you won't be overwhelmed with cluttered screens like you might with other apps. We give you exactly what you need in an easy to understand way.

- Interactive tracking maps for each hurricane.
- NOAA forecast map & storm satellite imagery where available!
- Historic search of previous storms from 1851 (or 1949 for Pacific).
- Receive weather warnings from the National Weather Service.
- Push notifications for weather warnings or when new storm formations are detected!
- Radar, satellite and sea temperature images automatically updated in the app!
- See an outlook for the next 7 days from the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
- Track specific hurricanes and receive notifications every time they are updated just by pressing the notify button!

It is similar to apps such as Hurricane Tracker, Hurricane Pro and Storm by Weather Underground. This version is ad-supported.

Ratings and reviews

Very informative. Very good app. If the satellite picture could be in colour that we ćould see the rain we could expect and the wind flow and speed. Nothing changes, everything just stays the same in black and white. An improvement could be more helpful as suggested

This app has potential but a few things could be better 👍 Hurricane icons path on the map could be colored depending of the category 1,2,...,5 Tropical storm/depression, so we can see at a glance, the intensity without having to click for details. Also notifications are nice but I'd have liked a filter, for exemple only getting notification when it's a cat. 1 because notifications for every depression is a bit spammy. Lastly a dark theme would have been nice.

App has good features which I will continue to test. One onservation: The map view displays the listed storm in such a close up view that I don't recognize where it is truly located unless I zoom out first. It might be better to see the "birds eye" view of the storm then zoom in. Overall this is a good app which I hope will catch on with others. Good work so far!

What’s new

Bug fixes.