Weather Shield

Stay safe with Weather Shield — real-time severe weather alerts,radar, active wildfire tracking, tide forecasts, trip planning & emergency prep. All in one app.

Severe weather alerts, radar imagery, and emergency checklists for the USA. Plan for tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, wildfires, and more — with route risk analysis and smart notifications.

Severe weather doesn’t just require awareness — it requires preparation. Weather Shield helps you plan, prepare, and manage real-world readiness before, during, and after severe weather events.

Built Around Preparedness Weather Shield isn’t just about tracking storms or other weather conditions, It’s about helping you stay ready.

Custom Emergency Checklists Create checklists for tornadoes, floods, hurricanes, severe thunderstorms, wildfires, extreme heat or cold — or build your own from scratch. Use ready-made templates or start fresh. Add, edit, and personalize items to match your household’s needs.

Smart Supply Tracking Some supplies are consumable: water, batteries, medical supplies, food. During an active event, track what you use. After it ends, the app reminds you to restock so you’re never caught unprepared. Preparedness doesn’t stop when the storm passes.

Smart Trip Planner With Route Risk Planning a trip? Weather Shield shows more than the forecast at your destination. Pick a destination on the map and the app will:

Draw your route

Analyze weather alerts along your path

Highlight areas under active warnings

Indicate potential road risks such as snow, ice, or hazardous driving conditions

Show conditions you may encounter before arrival

Save important routes and monitor them when severe weather develops. Preparedness doesn’t stop at your driveway.

Protect the Places That Matter Add locations like home, work, children’s school, family members, or a vacation property. If active wildfire activity or relevant severe alerts are detected near those places, you’re notified immediately. Preparedness isn’t just about where you are — it’s about the people and places you care about.

Alert Tracking With Context Follow specific weather alerts and see how they change. View alert updates and timeline history, affected counties, storm development on radar imagery, and risk insights for travel and outdoor activity. Track what matters to you — not everything everywhere.

Radar & Situational Awareness View recent radar imagery to understand storm movement and intensity. See how systems have developed and where they’re heading so you can plan ahead with confidence.

Weather Radio Listen to NWS-style weather radio for hands-free updates when you need to stay informed without looking at your screen.

Tides & Coastal Conditions Check coastal tide data and receive notifications for high tide and optimal fishing or surfing times when near the water.

Your Risk Dashboard A clear snapshot of current weather and forecast, nearby threats, air quality (AQI), coastal tides, and your personalized risk level — designed for fast decisions under pressure.

Smart Notifications Receive severe alerts in your area, wildfire proximity alerts for saved locations, checklist reminders, and optional tide notifications. Customize what you receive and when.

Built for Real-World Readiness Weather alerts and environmental data come from U.S. government sources, including the National Weather Service and NASA. Weather Shield is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.

At home, on the road, or protecting your family — Weather Shield helps you stay informed and prepared. Download Weather Shield and turn awareness into action.

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Disclaimer Weather Shield provides weather information and preparedness tools for situational awareness only. Data may be delayed or unavailable in some cases. It is not intended to replace official government warnings, emergency broadcasts, or professional advice. Always follow instructions from local authorities and official emergency management agencies during severe weather events.