RadarWrangler: Weather Game

Your game board is the sky. Chase real storms on live radar, predict where they'll head next, and rise from rookie to Storm Legend.

Real cells, real lightning, real rain, changing all day long. No two days play the same, with new storms to chase and new missions to complete. RadarWrangler is the storm chasing game on live radar, made for weather enthusiasts, storm chasers, and anyone who likes to look toward the sky.

PREDICT IT. Real storms, real forecasting. Read the radar and predict where a storm heads next. The closer your call, the bigger the catch. Then, take on the Forecast Desk and predict a real city's future weather. Call temps, wind, and rain for tomorrow to see if you're the best forecaster in the country.

CHASE IT. Storms roll in coast to coast. Drive your rig across the map to intercept them, hunt the rare ones, and try to catch a storm in every state. Chase real storms from the safety of your couch, no real-world driving.

COLLECT IT. Squall lines, supercells, hurricanes, even auroras. Track them down to fill your field guide, collect landmark postcards, and earn crowns and trophies on the weekly leaderboard.

LEARN FROM EARL. A retired chaser hands you the keys and teaches you the ropes, one storm at a time. His own storm map came up short after forty years of chasing. Help him finish what he started.

RISE THROUGH THE RANKS. Start as a Rookie with a learner's permit and chase the title of Storm Legend. Upgrade your rig and earn your Chaser License, catch by catch.

CHASE WITH FRIENDS. See the weather where your friends are, right now. Chase a storm over their state, or take them on head-to-head in Frontlines, a turf war fought with storms.

Built on live, public NEXRAD radar, GOES lightning, and NWS data. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NOAA, the National Weather Service, or any government agency. Free to play, with ads and optional in-app purchases.

RadarWrangler is a game played on real, live radar and real storms. It is not a weather service and should not be used for safety decisions. Always follow NWS guidance and your local officials.