WAVE 3 Louisville Weather

Name: WAVE 3 Louisville Weather
Rating: 4.8 (20033 reviews)
Author: Gray Television Group, Inc.

By: Gray Television Group, Inc.

Weather

Features & Capabilities

The WAVE 3 Louisville Weather Chrome extension brings high-resolution radar and live conditions directly to your browser. Features include a 250-meter radar, future radar, high-resolution satellite imagery, current conditions, and daily/hourly forecasts manually updated by our team of meteorologists. You can add and save your favorite locations, rely on a fully integrated GPS for location awareness, and receive customizable severe weather alerts with opt-in push notifications.

Content created for app users includes video forecast updates, a video weather blog, the science behind the forecast, and Hokey Weather Facts. This extension keeps you informed and prepared for weather in Louisville wherever you browse.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Gray Television Group, Inc.

Rating:

4.80

(20,033) 13 new ratings

Version:

6.2.512 Last updated: 2026-05-28

Version code:

886254406

Creation date:

2011-02-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

269.40MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 11,375 ▼ 11

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Developed by:

Gray Television Group, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wave-3-louisville-weather/id419674635

Website:

https://www.wave3.com/apps/

User Reviews

Users value the app for accurate local weather, live SkyTrack cameras, and trusted meteorologists, plus 24/7 updates and severe-weather alerts. However, repeated issues across reviews include intrusive ads, confusing navigation, degraded radar features that hinder localization, frequent crashes, and concerns about precipitation accuracy. To retain users, Wave 3 Louisville Weather needs UI improvements, reliability fixes, and better radar/forecast accuracy while maintaining its strong local-focus features.

Pros

Accurate local weather updates with timely alerts and trusted local reporting.
Access to SkyTrack cameras for live weather visuals.
Voice/spoken alerts for severe weather (e.g., tornado warnings).
Reliable, 24/7 weather information and a go-to app during storms.
On-air meteorologists and forecasts that feel informative and reassuring.

Cons

Too many intrusive ads and long commercials, including video ads interrupting weather content.
Poor UI/navigation and changes that make it harder to access localized information on multiple screens.
Radar features degraded: past-present view is harder to access, requires zoom, and appears less localized.
Frequent crashes, stalls, and slow performance when switching views or loading content.
Inaccurate or unreliable precipitation forecasts, with rain often predicted that doesn’t occur.

Recent reviews

It needs a weather game for 5 stars

by Pl*****, 2026-05-18

Love this app. Talks as you alerted. It woke me up when there tornado warning for my area

by Ma*****, 2026-03-04

The last 2 updates of this weather app have downgraded the better features of the app. While you can still name locations, when actually going to the radar map, you now must zoom in versus previously going directly to the localized portion I had set up. The map will not save my alerts for each location no matter how many times I put it in and hit save. I’m not sure what the upgrades were for each time, but I sure miss being able to hometown view with alerts enabled. That was the whole point of using this app for me instead of one of the built in recommendations from the App Store. This radar map now looks constantly zoomed out and generic for the whole US, and leaves me greatly disappointed. Wrong direction Wave3, and another update like these and I’ll move on to something else. Go back to more localized, you say you are the “local” station, so please be that again! Stop trying to compete in tech and stay hometown!