pantlesspenguin

I live in the Kansas City suburbs where we get lots of forms of severe weather. Tornados, blizzards, hail, winds, floods, you name it. Mother Nature REALLY hates us! I just switched to Android & I'm wondering what you all use for your weather apps. So far I've tried WeatherBug & I'm currently using the Weather Channel app. I'm wondering if there's anything better. I may go back & upgrade to WeatherBug elite. I had that on my Blackberry & liked that alright, even though I eventually switched to Berry Weather.

Basically, I need something w/ up-to-the-minute severe weather alerts, detailed radar, extended forecasts, & the ability to add multiple locations. The inclusion of NOAA weather radio would also rock.

Thanks in advance for your help!

DenverRalphy

I use WeatherBug Elite myself. When I had a BlackBerry, the WeatherBug app was a nightmare; however the Android version is very solid. I have Weather Channel installed as well just because I like to have a 2nd opinion (they use different services), but I rarely (if ever) use it.

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pantlesspenguin

Thanks for your response. I ended up just buying the WeatherBug Elite app. So far, no complaints. The radars load MUCH faster than the Weather Channel app. Lovely.

Now...does anyone know of an app or a way I can listen to NOAA weather radio on my phone? Thanks!

joggy

Wunder Radio & RadioTime offer NOAA.