Storm Radar: Weather Tracker for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ Storm Radar Overview

What is Storm Radar?

Storm is a weather app that allows users to track severe weather in real-time. It provides a detailed, color-coded view of changing weather patterns, including wind and rain, and offers 6 hours of global future radar across land and sea. The app also provides live local storm alerts and severe weather warnings, and users can customize their radar map with detailed data overlays such as seismic activity and temperature. Storm offers real-time weather notifications, including precipitation updates and live lightning alerts for the user's GPS location. The app is available for iOS devices and offers an ad-free version for a monthly subscription fee.

Software Features and Description

1. If you choose to purchase the Ad-Free version of Storm Radar, payment will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase and your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.

2. This powerful, high-definition NOAA radar and tornado tracker is designed to help you stay safe, stay up-to-date and weather the storm.

3. Stay safe with live local storm alerts and severe weather warnings.

4. Storm Radar helps you to stay safe and informed in any weather.

5. Simply subscribe to Storm Radar’s Ad-Free version! For just $0.99 per month you get all the standard features PLUS you can quickly track storms heading your way and enjoy high-resolution radar.

6. So if you need to know about the weather for your job, for your home safety, even for your hobby, Storm helps you understand the weather like never before with our clear, advanced HD mapping technology (the same technology the Weather Channel depends on).

7. If you decide to not purchase Ad-Free, you are welcome to continue using the free version of Storm Radar.

8. Now you can track the most severe - and potentially damaging - weather in real time with Storm.

9. Plus, you can view live weather patterns around the world as they happen with our incredible predictive radar.

10. Get a detailed, color-coded view of the changing weather patterns in your area, including how much wind and rain is coming your way.

11. • View comprehensive data on all impending storms: find out wind speed, storm tracks and much more.

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Download and install Storm Radar: Weather Tracker on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Storm Radar	Get App ↲	64,799 4.20	The Weather Channel Interactive

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Storm Radar: Weather Tracker app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Storm Radar on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Storm Radar"
The search will reveal the Storm Radar: Weather Tracker app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Storm Radar is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Storm Radar.
Now enjoy Storm Radar on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	The Weather Channel Interactive	4.20	3.25

Get Storm Radar on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	The Weather Channel Interactive	64799	4.20

Download on Android: Download Android

Storm Radar: Weather Tracker functions

- Detailed, color-coded view of changing weather patterns

- 6 hours of global future radar across land and sea

- Live local storm alerts and severe weather warnings

- Comprehensive data on all impending storms, including wind speed and storm tracks

- Customizable radar map with detailed data overlays

- Real-time weather notifications, including precipitation updates and live lightning alerts

- Ad-free version available for a monthly subscription fee

- Available for iOS devices.

✔ Pros:

- Provides in-depth weather data when pulling down on the temperature banner

- Easy to check weather in other locations by tapping on the map

- Radar is okay

☹ Cons:

- Touch location feature is horrible and prone to accidental clicks

- Layout is odd and not very intuitive

- Wind speed graphics are not as useful as before

- Rain/snow disappears when zooming in

- App opens up showing Africa and the Eastern Atlantic, must close and reopen to connect with current location and radar

Top Pcmac Reviews

A Strong Storm Arising

By Closet Meteorologist (Pcmac user)

Like many of you, at first glance I thought what a letdown and a waste the new the app App is compared to the older version. Why would anyone put out a newer version that is inferior to their previous product? The new this app is an excellent app once you learn to navigate the new system. Just pulling down on the temperature banner provides you with much more in-depth weather data, probably more than the average person cares to see. Wondering about the weather in another place? Just tap on the map and the weather banner for that location appears, no need to search the city name. Need more detail, just slide downward on the banner and get your information. Monitoring the app systems? Add the app Tracker in the Radar layers section at the bottom of the page. This will provide you the app tracking data and by tapping on the the app marker, you will be provided all of the the app detail utilized by the meteorologists! The radar layers at the bottom of the page allows you to customize the data and alerts that you wish to receive. My daily job is heavily impacted by the weather and storms in general. Also, in my duties as a volunteer firefighter I monitor and depend upon accurate data for fire conditions and tracking storms. The this app tool is one of the top apps on my phone today. Load it and play with it to discover the many options available to monitor the weather the way you choose.
Sub par at best.

By SamThrash94 (Pcmac user)

I had the app for a very long time before this. Paid the $10 for it years ago. Loved it enough to move to the subscription service when they dropped that. I gave this a chance but I refuse to even pay $.99 for the ad free version of this. A few of the issues I have with this app: the touch location feature is horrible I find myself accidentally clicking a location while moving around the radar. The radar centric version with the expandable bottom banner was wonderful over this. Also, why are advisories different colors from the standard! This is probably the biggest complaint, I see a red box around my country and worry it’s a tornado warning... it isn’t. I miss the markups on the radar you could do on the app, you could measure the distance and use this to predict when the front would arrive. Used to love the the app tracks but now they just don’t mesh well, and guess what when I try and tap the the app track to get more information I end up changing the floater box location because it’s easy to accidentally tap a location on the map rather than the track. Lastly, the ability to use local radars was great! I loved being able to look at the velocity track and find the hook when there was a nearby tornado. All in all what was an extremely user friendly and advanced weather app has become another “simplistic” “pretty” ui for the masses, next they will push out an update to include a news feed like the weather channel.
New Storm not as good as old Storm

By Pmotz (Pcmac user)

Well the Weather Channel has now ruined a perfectly good app. Since they “remodeled” the the app app into the new “this app” app it’s just not very good anymore. The layout is odd and not very intuitive, plus they changed one of the best things on the app, the wind speed graphics. It was real easy to see the wind movement with many wind speed arrows, but now it is the occasional arrow and no movement, just a direction. No where near as useful. The radar is ok, but when you zoom in sometimes the rain/snow that was there disappears! Something is wrong there. The current weather info seems to be lacking a measure of precipitation in the last 24 hours, something that is pretty basic for weather information. After using this for several months (I would switch to another app, but they are all bad!), I’ve found it pretty flakey. Quite often the app just quits for no reason. Other times I try to move the map area and it takes 10-15 seconds for it to respond. I also do not like the radar to go into animation mode when I open the app and have configured it to not do that ... but it still does occasionally. This is all pretty sad given all the time they have had to work on this. Update, now they are pushing the “Pro” version and have some icons on the left side of the screen that are only active in the “Pro” version. Problem is they block the view on the iPhone, but you can’t get rid of them. Another annoying money grab ....
Am I missing something? (Updated again)

By Paper trumpet (Pcmac user)

It got better by only a little. this app is still an inferior app to what it replaced. Several updates to fix bugs and still hasn’t fixed most. App opens up showing Africa and the Eastern Atlantic. Must close the app and then reopen it to connect back with my location and current radar. I use it, but still wish for something better. Exploring other apps. All the comments below still apply. _________________________ The this app app is supposedly the replacement for the the app app, which gave a notice of being discontinued May 24. I eventually found a very difficult to read graph of hourly temps and daily forecast. OK maybe for a LARGE display, but too tough to read on typical smartphone screens. I can save favorites of destinations I go for work but then constantly get unwanted weather notices for all of them. Haven’t found out how to turn that off while keeping my home location on. This is still NOT an improvement over the former app. It is a major step backwards. It is not intuitive. It is not easy to use or to read. I have to search for information where the former app gave great info all on one screen. Disappointed in the extreme. I’ve started using local news weather reports rather than turn this thing on. Hanging in there to SEE / HOPE it improves. Giving it the Summer months. If no better, it’s deleted.