WeatherAlarm Notifier

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Weather Alarm - know before the storm hits.

Weather Alarm warns you about incoming rain, snow, and especially storms and hail - before they reach you.

While other weather apps just tell you it's raining somewhere, Weather Alarm tracks precipitation in real time and tells you whether it's actually heading your way.

How it works

Our servers continuously analyze live radar imagery and calculate the direction, speed, and strength of every precipitation cell around you. From that we predict what's coming to your exact location - up to 2 hours ahead.

The key difference: Weather Alarm won't spam you just because a storm is nearby. It alerts you only when a cell is genuinely moving toward you, and it tells you when it will arrive.

Perfect for life outdoors

Whether you're hiking, skiing, cycling, motorcycling, or working in the garden, you'll get a heads-up in time to react. It can even remind you to move your car to safety before the hail arrives.

What you see at a glance

• Whether precipitation is a threat right now
• How many cells are around you
• The strength of the nearest cells
• The distance to the closest cell
• The estimated time of arrival

Open the animated radar map (over Google Maps) or the graphical view of your location for the full picture of what's around you.

More than a weather app - a community

• Weather prediction games - put your forecasting skills to the test. Predict whether a storm or hail will hit a given city, place your bets right on the map, and climb the leaderboard. New players start with a welcome bonus of points.

• User photo gallery - share photos of the sky, storms, and hail from your area. Rate and comment on other users' photos, swipe through the feed, and see where each shot was taken on the photo map.

• Leaderboard and history - track your betting streak and review your past predictions any time.

Light on your battery

Because the heavy lifting happens on our servers, Weather Alarm stays gentle on your phone's battery - just quietly watching the sky for you.