Storm Shield

Storm Shield

Weather
2.9
472.5K+ Téléchargements
"NOAA Severe Weather Alerts For Your Exact Location"

À propos de cette app

Severe weather alerts for your exact location. Storm Shield gives you storm-based alerts for tornado, hurricane, flood, thunderstorm, winter storms and other life-threatening weather events via voice and push notification.

Storm-based alerts help reduce false alarms by alerting you to severe weather based on your exact location within a county. County-based alerts can result in false alarms, warning you when your location in the county is not within the threatened area.

These features come with your app download:

Benefits:
• Get voice alerts just like a NOAA weather radio via push notification anywhere in the United States.
• Hi-Def radar map is your home screen so you can quickly see what's going on at your locations.
• View current conditions, hourly and daily forecasts.
• Save additional locations to ensure family members stay safe.

View NOAA severe weather alerts on the map to see where dangerous weather is happening:
• Tap alerts to view info
• Show multiple severe weather layers on the map at the same time
• Flood watches & warnings
• Tornadoes & Thunderstorms
• Hurricane & Tropical Storm forecast tracks
• Winter storms
• Marine & Coastal alerts
• Radar & Clouds
• Wind Speed
• Snow Fall
• Road Weather

Enhance your app with auto-renewing subscriptions:

• Buy Premium Weather ($0.99 per month) to unlock these 3 features:
1) Future Radar - See forecasted radar imagery.
2) Future Temperature Map - See forecasted temperature map.
3) Storm Tracks - See how fast storms are moving and where in the next few minutes.

• Buy Lightning ($0.99 per month) to unlock these 2 features:

1) Get push notifications for lightning strikes near your locations.
2) See lightning on the map within 100 miles of a selected location.

Note:
• Payment will be charged to your Google Play Account at confirmation of your purchase.
• Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off before the end of the current period.
• Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the Google Play Store menu and selecting 'Subscriptions' after purchase.
• After a free trial ends (if offered), your subscription will automatically convert to a paid subscription. You may cancel your subscription before your free trial is up to avoid being charged.
• Privacy Policy: https://www.stormshieldapp.com/privacy_stormshield_wxs.html
• Terms of Use: https://www.stormshieldapp.com/terms_stormshield_wxs.html

Storm Shield is made possible by The E.W. Scripps Company.

View help and tips at support.stormshieldapp.com.

Info App

Version
6.0.0
Mis à jour le
Mar 16, 2026
Taille
Nécessite Android
9
Installations
472.5K+
Catégorie
Weather

Nouveautés

Performance improvements. Thank you for supporting Storm Shield!

Autorisations de l'application

  • Location
    • approximate location (network-based)
    • precise location (GPS and network-based)
  • Wi-Fi connection information
    • view Wi-Fi connections
  • Other
    • receive data from Internet
    • view network connections
    • full network access
    • prevent device from sleeping

Notes et avis

2.9
Notes totales
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Pamela Bruce
Sep 25, 2026

I depend on it tornado zone

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Edward Brown
Sep 07, 2026

Never should I have to pay for lightning alerts and pay again for future radar!!! This app is a total ripoff!!!

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Barkley
Sep 05, 2026

what happened to have the radar move in fast motion with no option to slow it down?

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Sim Gamer
Aug 23, 2026

nice app. but, the radar loop is too fast.

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Meleah Printz
Aug 11, 2026

Kept getting push notifications for alerts, but the app showed 0 alerts.

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Curtis Dobrenski (Curtis)
Aug 10, 2026

This is an. incredibly nice app to have. But I have been experiencing glitches. I currently resonate in Southwest Minnesota, and k Have gotten a couple of Severe Thunderstorm Watches, and instead of it saying National Weather Service, it says environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch, which obviously is not right. also, they have not been updating the alerts. There is a Cold Weather Advisory that the NWS uses and they have not updated it to that, they have kept it at windchilladv