RadarScope

Weather · Grossing #9

4.2 (2.7K ratings)

App Store screenshot 1 of RadarScope: Award-Winning NEXRAD Visualization

“Award-Winning NEXRAD Visualization”

App Store screenshot 2 of RadarScope: Track Severe Weather with the Pros

“Track Severe Weather with the Pros”

App Store screenshot 3 of RadarScope: Monitor Hurricane Landfall

“Monitor Hurricane Landfall”

App Store screenshot 4 of RadarScope: Identify Storm Features in Radar Signatures

“Identify Storm Features in Radar Signatures”

App Store screenshot 5 of RadarScope: Assess Storm Severity

“Assess Storm Severity”

App Store screenshot 6 of RadarScope: Lightning Data and Multi-Pane Display

“Lightning Data and Multi-Pane Display”

App Store screenshot 7 of RadarScope: NWS Watches, Outlooks, Discussions, and More

“NWS Watches, Outlooks, Discussions, and More”

App Store screenshot 8 of RadarScope: Surface Observations and Mesoscale Analysis

“Surface Observations and Mesoscale Analysis”

App Store screenshot 9 of RadarScope: GOES East and West Satellite Imagery

“GOES East and West Satellite Imagery”

App Store screenshot 10 of RadarScope: Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor Data and Advanced Maps

“Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor Data and Advanced Maps”

A closer look at the screenshots

Screenshot 1 of RadarScope: Award-Winning NEXRAD Visualization
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Warning polygons overlay a detailed storm radar.

Screenshot 2 of RadarScope: Track Severe Weather with the Pros
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A severe emergency notice opens over the map.

Screenshot 3 of RadarScope: Monitor Hurricane Landfall
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A hurricane eye reaches labeled coastal cities.

Screenshot 4 of RadarScope: Identify Storm Features in Radar Signatures
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Measurement and beam height tools appear in use.

Screenshot 5 of RadarScope: Assess Storm Severity
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An inspector reports an exact storm measure.

Screenshot 6 of RadarScope: Lightning Data and Multi-Pane Display
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Two radar panes display different measures with lightning marks.

Screenshot 7 of RadarScope: NWS Watches, Outlooks, Discussions, and More
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Overlapping warning areas fill a regional map.

Screenshot 8 of RadarScope: Surface Observations and Mesoscale Analysis
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A national temperature map includes numerical observations.

Screenshot 9 of RadarScope: GOES East and West Satellite Imagery
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Two satellite bands are stacked with clear labels.

Screenshot 10 of RadarScope: Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor Data and Advanced Maps
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Hail size and storm tracks overlay a detailed base map.

About this app

RadarScope is an AMS-award-winning weather visualization tool that empowers meteorologists, public safety officials, storm spotters, and weather enthusiasts to view a full suite of single-site radar data and related severe weather products. Your initial purchase provides professional radar visualization in a fully native app, free from distracting and invasive practices, with optional subscription packages to add even more capabilities. Whether you’re scanning for a mesocyclone’s tell-tale hook echo, pinpointing the landfall of a hurricane’s eye wall, or identifying velocity couplet, hail spike, or debris ball signatures, RadarScope displays native radar data in its original radial format. You see what the radar sees almost as soon as the radar sees it, with automatic updates every two to ten minutes depending on the radar’s scanning strategy. Your initial app purchase includes the following: • Full suite of single-site radar products for the US, Canada, Guam, Denmark, Finland, and Germany • 6-frame radar loops • Two built-in providers for radar data • Tornado, thunderstorm, flash flood, marine, snow squall, extreme wind, tropical, and other warnings in the US • Selected severe weather warnings in Canada and Australia • NWS-generated storm tracks with hail, TVS, and mesocyclone attributes • Inspector and distance tools • Color palette options for radar data • Weather Pulse data plan integration • Spotter Network integration for storm and location reporting • mPING integration for submitting weather reports to NSSL • Bundled maps with political boundaries, water bodies, and major highways, optimized for low-bandwidth use • Support for widgets and complications • Universal app for Apple platforms, including Apple Watch and Apple TV • Family Sharing support RadarScope Pro Tier One is an optional annual subscription that adds more features for tracking severe weather: • 30-frame radar loops • Cloud-to-ground lightning strikes • Severe weather watches in the US and Canada • Special weather statements in the US and Canada • Mesoscale convective and precipitation discussions • SPC convective, tornado, hail, wind, and fire outlooks • WPC excessive rainfall outlooks in the US • Local storm reports in the US • Custom color palette support • Multi-pane display (2 on phones; 4 on larger devices) • Family Sharing support RadarScope Pro Tier Two is an optional annual or monthly subscription that transforms RadarScope into a more complete visualization tool for a larger suite of weather products, including: • Everything in Pro Tier One • 50-frame radar loops • A third provider for US radar data • 30-year archive of NEXRAD Level II radar data • 6-year archive of NEXRAD Level III data • 30-day archive of super-res and non-US radar data • 20-year archive of NWS bulletins • GOES satellite data • Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor (MRMS) data • Real-Time Mesoscale Assimilation (RTMA) data • GFS, ECMWF, HRRR, HRW, and NAM forecast model data • Surface observations • Atmospheric soundings in the US • Hail size, hail probability, and azimuthal shear contours with a 30-day archive • More detailed transportation and satellite imagery maps • Custom color palette support for GOES, MRMS, RTMA, and forecast products • Server-sent events for radar and warning updates • Cross-platform subscription sharing on up to 5 devices • Family sharing support If you choose to buy a RadarScope Pro subscription, it will be charged to your App Store account. The subscription will be auto-renewed within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period at the same price you originally paid. Subscriptions may be managed and auto-renewal disabled via your App Store account settings after the purchase. Once purchased, the subscription cannot be canceled during the active subscription period. DTN is committed to safeguarding your privacy online. Our privacy policy is available for review at https://www.dtn.com/privacy-policy/ Please visit our web site for more information.

Headlines in this set

10 screenshots · 10 with a headline

  1. “Award-Winning NEXRAD Visualization”

    'Award-Winning NEXRAD Visualization' pairs recognition with a specialist data format.

  2. “Track Severe Weather with the Pros”

    'Track Severe Weather with the Pros' places the user alongside professional monitoring.

  3. “Monitor Hurricane Landfall”

    'Monitor Hurricane Landfall' names a specific critical storm stage.

  4. “Identify Storm Features in Radar Signatures”

    'Identify Storm Features in Radar Signatures' targets interpreting radar patterns rather than only viewing them.

  5. “Assess Storm Severity”

    'Assess Storm Severity' makes evaluation the purpose of the data.

  6. “Lightning Data and Multi-Pane Display”

    'Lightning Data and Multi-Pane Display' combines a data type with a comparison layout.

  7. “NWS Watches, Outlooks, Discussions, and More”

    'NWS Watches, Outlooks, Discussions, and More' names official product categories and signals additional data.

  8. “Surface Observations and Mesoscale Analysis”

    'Surface Observations and Mesoscale Analysis' uses technical terms for the specialist audience.

  9. “GOES East and West Satellite Imagery”

    'GOES East and West Satellite Imagery' identifies the observation sources.

  10. “Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor Data and Advanced Maps”

    'Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor Data and Advanced Maps' closes with breadth of inputs and map capability.

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