Real-time radar, NWS alerts, hourly forecasts, SPC outlooks, and an AI-powered weather assistant — all completely free.
The biggest WeatherPower radar update yet — Tornado AI Beta, free Route Weather, split-screen & 3D Scope, hail tracks, worldwide lightning, and a completely rebuilt Place Alerts dashboard. Still completely free.
Radar 3.0 rebuilds the entire radar workspace from the ground up — a modern interface, sharper map tools, stronger warning information, smarter station displays, new storm-intelligence features, free Route Weather planning, and a completely redesigned Place Alerts dashboard.
Composite radar, live alert count, danger meter, and the rebuilt map key — all in one workspace.
An experimental tornado-signal confidence system using official NWS warning data. Launch it by right-clicking inside a Tornado Warning polygon.
Build a driving route in-app and see active alerts, arrival-time forecasts, and a WeatherPower route-risk estimate along the way.
Compare reflectivity and velocity side by side, or drop into 3D Scope for an immersive storm-viewing mode.
Observed hail tracks built from official NWS Local Storm Reports, with size, time, and estimated connecting paths.
OpenWeather lightning strikes load by visible map area and refresh automatically wherever you're looking.
Rebuilt on the official ECCC GeoMet feed, with separate warning/watch controls and strict filtering to kill stale polygons.
Stations cluster at wide zooms, show flight-category dots up close, and now include 24-hour, 3-day, and 7-day history graphs.
A full personal watchlist dashboard — threat scores, priority, sound, mute, radius, and live status for every saved place.
Chat and social features built directly into Radar, with customizable profile icons.
One-tap branded radar screenshots — logo, timestamp, map center, and active-layer summary, ready to share.
Free radar-indicated, observed, and strongly-worded rotation signals — a supplement to, never a replacement for, official NWS warnings.
No install, no app — Radar 3.0 runs directly in Safari or Chrome on Mac at full performance.
Live Broadcast lets you share your location and live camera feed directly with WeatherPower from the app or the web — giving our team a real-time look at the storm as it happens, for use in WeatherPower's own severe weather coverage. What used to be simple viewer dots on the map is now a whole new system. Other radar apps lock live storm-feed tools like this behind a paid tier. On WeatherPower, it's free.
Send your live position to WeatherPower from the app or web so our team knows exactly where the coverage is coming from.
Stream your camera directly to WeatherPower in real time for use in live storm coverage and broadcasts.
Live location and camera feeds for storm coverage are typically a paid, premium feature on other radar apps. WeatherPower is building it in free.
WeatherPower gives you live weather, radar, alerts, rainfall tools, and accessibility options in one clean app that's free to download and free to use.
Animated radar playback with warning/watch polygon overlays, timeline controls, and a smoother map experience.
A sharper radar option with product controls for normal radar, Level 2, velocity, and other storm-tracking views.
View rainfall totals, 48-hour rain graphs, flood signal, rain history, and quick rainfall outlook tools.
See nearby METAR station temperatures on the radar map for a better look at real surface conditions.
Choose from a more flexible station list instead of being locked to only southeast Oklahoma stations.
Adjust text size, high contrast, bigger touch controls, and reduced motion to make WeatherPower easier to use.
Clear NWS alert cards with severity, affected areas, expiration time, and easy-to-read weather information.
Hourly and daily pages now use refreshed icons, plus alert markers on severe weather days.
Send ideas, feedback, or feature requests from inside the app so future updates can be shaped by users.
The radar screen puts a full NEXRAD reflectivity map in your hands. Watch animated loops, see active warning polygons overlaid on the map, and track storms as they move — all powered by Mapbox.
When the National Weather Service issues a watch, warning, or advisory for your area, WeatherPower surfaces it instantly — as a clear, readable card with everything you need to know at a glance.
A dark, broadcast-grade interface designed for speed and clarity — day or night, calm or severe.
A lot of weather apps make you pay to know what's coming. Basic radar? Locked. Real NEXRAD data instead of a blurry animation? Locked. Desktop app? Locked. Ad-free? Locked. Severe weather doesn't wait for you to upgrade to premium, so why does the information that keeps you safe? WeatherPower was built on one rule: if it can save your life or keep you informed, it should never be behind a paywall.
Weather data belongs to everyone. WeatherPower is built to prove it can stay that way.
No subscription. No premium tier. No paywall on the things that matter.The WeatherPower app is completely free — no ads, no in-app purchases, no premium tiers hiding features.
Every feature in the WeatherPower app is free. No in-app purchases. No paywalls. No ads. Download it, open it, use it.
WeCall is an optional add-on service that calls your phone when severe weather hits a location you're monitoring. Currently closed to new signups.
Questions? Visit weatherpower.app or reach out from the app.
WeatherPower is free on Android and free on the web. Know what's coming before it arrives.
Get early access to new WeatherPower features before they ship. Apply below and create the private account you will use to open the Beta Tester Portal after approval.
No spam. Your portal stays locked until WeatherPower approves the application.
Sign in with the account connected to your application. Approved testers will see the newest private beta builds and release notes here.
Use the same email and password you entered with your beta application.
After approval, this side of the portal will show the current Android, Windows, macOS, and web beta links that are available to your account.
A few quick answers about how WeatherPower is built, what beta testers do, and what to expect after signing up.
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