Not live, no cone projection, little details- piece of junk!

You can be trusted. I am in Florida at this moment Thank you Ineke Husgen Hubfordau

I’m not trained in meteorology. All I want are: The forecast models and the cone predictions. To understand the junk on this app you’d better have a drgree in meteorology. It is a waste of my time.

I know that I can always go to the app and have very knowledgeable people that will never lie about the weather.

We live on the East coast. Have to keep up with what’s happening.

Great app.

This app does not present the info in landscape, so the tablet must be turned Ed 90 degrees to view the map. The map is still much smaller than the same info on the NOAA website. Plus, the info provided is not as comprehensive or easily accessed. Not worth downloading.

Hard to find graphical pats of storms. Overall difficult to use not very intuitive graphical data.

I downloaded this app hoping it would be a quick and easy way to track hurricanes. It appears to be a portal to NOAA. While that’s fine, I can’t seem to access things on NOAA’s page, like the prediction cones. Where’s that at? I wish I could’ve just reached out to the app developer, instead of writing a poor review hoping they’ll get back in touch with me, but it just took me to their website where it looks like they don’t even show this app any longer. Can I get my money back? Dave

Disappointed in that there’s nothing here that you wouldn’t get for free at noaa.gov. In fact, the website works better with my iPad than this app. It should be priced at $0.99.