Lastly, please consider editing your review to reflect the most recent app version, as your review relates to Version 1.1.6, which is almost 2 years old. Please take a look at the updates and let me know what you think. There is a new Interactive Storm map feature that has significantly faster load times, has font that is easy to read, and allows for tapping on the various forecast tracks. There are new satellite imagery viewing features, including the option to only view the latest image, rather than the entire animation as you mention.
#Newest hurricane track update#
The latest update (1.6.8) has addressed all of your previous feedback. Hi EBallon, a lot has changed since Sep 3, 2018. For me only because nobody can seem to put out anything better. Some features in the latest version of this app may be worth $2 for some. So far I have found nothing that even comes close.
#Newest hurricane track pro#
I would pay $20 to get Hurricane Pro or an equivalent app back. Tapping on the storm does nothing does not bring up any info. Oh, you can zoom in and read it just fine.that is until it updates then back to the fonts for ants. It takes forever to update you need the eyes of a five year old to read the minuscule fonts on the storm. What if i don’t want the loop? I have to wait for all the images to load? What if i have a slow connection? The interactive map is beta quality in my opinion. Satellite page loads all of the loop images before displaying. This app is marginally better than going to the NOAA website. + New Satellite Ocean Heat Content products + New HMON & HWRF forecasts for tropical disturbances + New Tropical Cyclone Genesis Index graphics + Updated Storm Tracks graphics to reflect GFSv16 Tropical Hurricane Tracker provides the most up-to-date information about hurricanes, tropical storms, and disturbances in the Atlantic, Central Pacific. + New GEFS & NAEFS 16-day Wind Forecast products + New HMON / HWRF regional forecast graphics + New forecast models: HAFS, SHiELD, T-SHiELD + Improved the Radar and Weather Map Overlays + Added CIRA Satellite Imagery & Model Diagnostics + New 35-day Probability of Formation Graphics
+ Aircraft Reconnaissance & Satellite Surface Wind Analysis + Added MJO Phase Plots & Velocity Potential + Updated the HAFS-A Next-Gen Hurricane Forecast Model to Version 0.3A + New 21-day Global Tropics Hazards Outlook In total, there are now over 100+ hurricane / weather tracking products to help you stay informed during hurricane season. NCEP / EMC Cyclogenesis Tracking ProductsĪDT Includes imagery, wind radii estimates & trends Models included in spaghetti graphics include: HWRF, HMON, CTCX, AVNO, SHF5 & OFCL. * Track, Intensity and Pressure graphics include spaghetti plots when available. European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Mesoscale imagery typically has 1-minute temporal resolution, but is not always available for each storm. Choose from a variety of Watch Complicationsįull Screen, High Resolution Satellite Imagery: View wind speed & intensity updates every 30 minutes
Note: Local threat graphics are typically not available until shortly before storm landfall. 7-Day Quantitative Precipitation Forecast Based on the current cone, the eye of the storm could hit as far south as Southwest Florida or as far north as the Panhandle.Download the most comprehensive Hurricane Tracker app for iOS. Sadiku says it is important to remember that the cone just shows where the center of the storm could track. RELATED: New to Florida? Here’s a guide to help prepare for your first hurricane seasonĪs of Sunday morning, the ‘cone of uncertainty’ did not include South Florida, which does not mean it won’t feel the effects of the storm and a Tropical Storm Watch is in effect for a portion of the Keys. There is still a lot of mild uncertainty and a lot of model disagreement. The big question is what happens after it passes Cuba. Ian is forecast to be a category 4 hurricane by Tuesday afternoon.
Sadiku says the environment of the Gulf will allow Ian to gain even more strength. Land interaction will typically weaken a storm, but not in this case. A Hurricane Watch has also been posted for Cuba.įOX 13 Meteorologist Tony Sadiku expects Cuba to get a lot of rain and flash flooding as Ian brushes the western tip of the island. Grand Cayman is under a Hurricane Warning.
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