WEATHER WEATHER
BY PRETEWORKS

Radar that tells you
what it sees.

The same NEXRAD Doppler radar meteorologists read, with every storm tracked and explained in plain words: what it’s doing, where it’s headed, and how strong it’s been. NWS warnings for where you are, free and always on.

Coming soon to the App Store
Weather by PreteWorks app icon: radar of the 2024 Parma, Ohio storm

Radar

The full radar, not a picture of it.

Many weather apps show a smoothed, delayed radar image. This is the raw NEXRAD data, straight from the National Weather Service, as fast as each scan is published.

Storms

Every storm, explained.

Storms are found, tracked and outlined for you. Tap one and it tells you what’s going on, in plain words.

Alerts

Warnings for where you actually are.

Alerts follow you, and you decide what’s worth waking you up.

Forecast

The forecast, for every place you care about.

Four views of the weather, for where you are or any place you save.

Privacy

No ads. No account. No tracking.

A weather app shouldn’t be an ad business. This one isn’t.

Free vs Pro

See inside the storm.

Nothing about your safety is behind Pro. Every warning is free and always on.

Always free, never locked

  • Every NWS alert for your location: warnings, watches, advisories, critical alerts
  • Next-hour precipitation: the strip, notifications and widgets
  • Storm tracks and radar: all tilts, reflectivity, velocity, dual-pol
  • Storm reports and SPC outlooks: what spotters saw, today’s risk areas

Pro adds

  • Rotation and debris signatures: where the radar sees spin, and how strong
  • Hail size: largest likely hail, per storm
  • ProbSevere: NOAA/CIMSS model chances, shown as issued
  • Split view: two products side by side, in sync
  • Lightning detail: rate and trend for each storm
  • 30-day radar archive: replay any storm from the last month
$10the app, one time
$1.99Pro, per month
$19.99Pro, per year

No ads. We don’t sell your location. Pro is bought and cancelled through your Apple ID, any time in Settings.

Radar, forecast, and warning data courtesy of NOAA / the National Weather Service. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, © OpenMapTiles.