NWS Weather Report app analytics for March 17

Are you tired of wrong forecasts? Most weather apps use computer models for forecasts, but Weather Report uses forecasts from the National Weather Service, made by real meteorologists. With forecast discussions, see the reason behind the weather! Advanced Radar • Live radar from NOAA's NEXRAD network • 48-hour precision radar forecasts from computer models • Customizable alert overlay • Customized maps for radar, rain accumulation, and snow accumulation • Advanced NEXRAD data such as Reflectivity, Velocity, Correlation Coefficient, Vertically Integrated Liquid, Echo Tops, etc. Human Forecasters • Up-to-date information from National Weather Service employees • Quality forecasts akin to television news in the convenience of an app • There is truly no substitute for an NWS forecast Instant Notifications • Immediate alerts for imminent weather events Versatile Widgets • Three home screen widgets • Numerous lock screen widgets in various configurations Detailed Weather Charts • Track rain, snow, sleet, and storms • Hourly metrics, including wind speed, dewpoint, visibility, UV index, air quality, and storm energy • NOAA Storm Prediction Center forecasts • NOAA National Hurricane Center outlooks • NOAA Climate Prediction Center outlooks • Read forecast discussions Personalized Locations • Works with any location in the 50 states, DC, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. • Select and switch between favorite locations easily User Manual & Guide: https://weatherreportnow.com/weather-report-manual.pdf Terms and Conditions: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Credits: Weather icons by Freepik - Flaticon: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/weather