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Storm Alert is a free Android application designed for users seeking timely weather notifications and alerts. This software specializes in providing critical updates on severe weather conditions, including storms, tornadoes, and floods. Users can customize their alert settings based on location, ensuring they receive real-time information pertinent to their area. The interface is user-friendly, allowing for easy navigation and quick access to essential weather data.

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In addition to alerts, Storm Alert features detailed weather forecasts, radar maps, and severe weather warnings. The application utilizes data from trusted meteorological sources, enhancing its reliability. Users can also explore additional features such as hourly and daily forecasts, making it a comprehensive tool for anyone needing to stay informed about changing weather patterns. Overall, Storm Alert serves as a practical resource for monitoring local weather conditions.

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1.5
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Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Compatible with 2.3.3 and above.
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By Mark Eads
Weather Lightning detector app for lightning push alerts and weather forcasts
The Storm Alert Lightning detector app will give you real-time lightning strike push notifications sent to your phone to alert you when lightning is near your location. For an annual subscription of $2.99 (plus tax), you will gain access to lightning strike data and see a map of current lightning strikes located in the United States.Features: Lighting Map - Lightning strikes will be displayed on the map within 30 minutes of the recorded lightning strike.-- Red Lighting Strikes = 0 - 5 Minutes -- Yellow Lighting Strikes = 6 - 10 Minutes -- Blue Lightning Strikes = 11 - 15 Minutes -- Black Lightning Strikes = 16 - 30 MinutesLightning Alerts - Lightning alerts will allow you to automatically send lighting strike information to your notification bar every 1, 5,10, 15, or 30 minutes so you do not have to keep checking the lightning map in order to see lightning strikes near your location. (WiFi/Data and GPS must be enabled for this to work)-- Green Notifications = Lightning Within 30 Miles-- Yellow Notifications = Lightning Within 20 Miles-- Orange Notifications = Lightning Within 10 Miles-- Red Notifications = Lightning Within 5 MilesLighting Strike Proximity Detection - If lightning is detected within a radius of 5, 10, 20, or 30 miles you will automatically receive a notification in the notification bar that lightning is within that selected radius on the map.Radar Overlay - Show real-time radar for the United States Current Conditions - Displays the current weather conditions which include: Nearest Thunderstorm Detection, Storm Intensity, Chance of Rain/Thunderstorms, Temperature and Feels Like Temperature, Dew Point, Humidity, Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Visibility, Cloud Cover, Atmospheric Pressure, and O-Zone48 hour (hourly) Forecast - Current Conditions view includes an interactive 48 hour (hourly) forecast Weather Links - Weather links for a full map analysis of the current and forecasted weatherSend Feature requests to STORMALERTANDROID@GMAIL.COMRecent changes:Fixed a bug where Current Conditions / Forecast was not showing correctlyContent rating: Low Maturity
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