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WPXI Severe Weather Team 11 is a dedicated weather application designed for iPhone users, providing real-time weather updates and alerts. This app focuses on severe weather conditions, offering features such as radar maps, storm tracking, and personalized notifications to keep users informed about local weather events. It is particularly useful for those residing in areas prone to severe weather, allowing them to stay prepared and safe.

The application is compatible with iOSand above, and its user-friendly interface makes it accessible for a wide range of users. With the current version being, it supports English language settings. The app is available for free, making it an attractive option for anyone in need of reliable weather information on their mobile device.

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Release
Latest update
Version
6.1.601
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
107
Downloads Last Week
0
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By Cox Media Group
Chief Meteorologist Stephen Cropper and Severe Weather Team 11 power Pittsburgh's best weather tool.
Chief Meteorologist Stephen Cropper and Severe Weather Team 11 power Pittsburgh's best weather tool. The WPXI Severe Weather 11 app gives you everything you need to stay on top of western Pennsylvania's constantly changing weather conditions. This free 24/7 app not only makes available Pittsburgh's most accurate forecast, but allows users to get interactive with many of the resources available in Severe Weather Center 11. SUMMARY of iPad Features. Hourly and extended forecasts. STORM ALERTS: Audible tones warn you of potentially dangerous weather. Fresh video forecasts. Interactive social technology keeps you in touch with Severe Weather Team 11. Channel 11 News broadcasts streamed live every day. Live Storm Tracker Doppler 11 radar. zoom in to your neighborhood or zoom out to check out any location in the nation. Alert bar lights up for more than 110+ alert types. Push notifications for 6 of the 110+ alert types including tornadoes. SUMMARY of iPhone FEATURES. Current conditions, hourly and daily forecasts for any location you enter. Audio forecasts for any location you enter. Background tracking for current location updates. Alert badges for more than 110+ alert types. Push notifications for 6 of the 110+ alert types including tornadoes. Level 3 interactive radar, animation/loops and visible satellite map. One, two, and three-day outlooks from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center. Twitter & Facebook feeds. Additional items added seasonally. You can turn your app into a NOAA Weather Radio safety and security app for FREE. You will get voice enabled push alerts for all alert types (more than 110+) powered by a highly scalable, fully redundant, alerting and messaging engine. The premium features include push notifications for more than 110 National Weather Service alert types, voice announcements of alerts, and more. Data and alerting available for the United States only. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Please note: This app features Nielsen's proprietary measurement software which will allow you to contribute to market research, like Nielsen's TV Ratings. Please see www.nielsen.com/digitalprivacy for more information.
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