Free on iPhone, Android and the web

The radar behind Ryan's streams.

The radar behind Ryan Hall's streams. Free and ad-free: full-resolution radar, official alerts, forecast models and live storm chasers on iPhone, Android and the web.

WeatherWise on an iPad and an iPhone: 3D radar and a tornado warning

Original, full-resolution radar straight from the source, with official alerts, forecast models and live storm chasers. Free, and free of ads.

Plus and Pro subscriptions add more, including the apps for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Ryan's map, on your phone.

Y'all Mode is Ryan Hall's map and radar style, with Y'all Watches, the Y'all-O-Meter, Y'all Tracks and Outlooks. It comes with WeatherWise Plus and Pro, on every platform.

WeatherWise is the official radar partner of Ryan Hall, Y'all, with the same data Ryan uses on his streams.

Straight from the radar.

WeatherWise shows the original, uncompressed data from each radar site, the same picture meteorologists see. On US radar you also get super-res velocity and rotation, and radar history back to 1991 at the oldest sites.

The radar updates every 4 to 6 minutes, as fast as the radar sites scan.

Warnings for where you are.

Push alerts carry official warnings for your location in the US and Canada. On iPhone, tornado, hurricane and tsunami warnings come through as Critical Alerts.

Alerts in every category are free: severe, winter, flooding, wind, fire and heat, and tropical.

See a storm from the side.

Tilt the radar to look at a storm's structure from any angle. 3D radar and the globe view come with Plus. Pro adds real-time cross sections that slice a storm from top to bottom.

Radar on the dash.

Live radar and warning areas on your car's display, free. Plus and Pro add turn-by-turn navigation that knows the weather, and spoken read-outs when you drive into a warning.

Needs WeatherWise 1.9 or later and a car with Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Drive first: never let an app take your eyes off the road.

The sky now, and what comes next.

Satellite from GOES, Himawari, Meteosat and VIIRS. Forecast models including HRRR, GFS, ECMWF, ensembles and AI models, with soundings. And the SPC, WPC and CPC outlooks.

Also in the free app

Storm tracks, lightning in the Americas and local storm reports

A tool to draw your own storm track, with arrival times

Live streams from storm chasers, Hazcams, traffic cameras and the Spotter Network

Hurricane tools: spaghetti models, NHC cones and recent Hurricane Hunter recon

Live weather stations, air quality and smoke, winter precipitation type and snowfall

Home-screen radar widgets

Free, Plus and Pro

Free: Super-res radar, alerts with push notifications in the US and Canada, lightning, satellite, models, outlooks, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. No ads.

Plus: 3D radar and the globe, split view, radar smoothing, Y'all Mode and Y'all Watches, settings sync, and the apps for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Pro: Everything in Plus, with FastScan low-latency radar, real-time cross sections, radar wind particles, Tornado ID (beta), triple and quad view, and impact reports for alerts.

Subscriptions are managed through the App Store and Google Play.

Common questions

Is WeatherWise free?

Yes. The core app is free with no ads, including radar, alerts and lightning. WeatherWise Plus and Pro subscriptions add more, including the desktop apps.

What can I use it on?

iPhone, Android and the web, free, plus Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Mac, Windows and Linux apps come with Plus or Pro.

How often does the radar update?

Every 4 to 6 minutes, as fast as the radar sites scan.

Is Y'all Mode free?

Y'all Mode comes with WeatherWise Plus and Pro.

Is Y'all Call part of WeatherWise Plus?

No. Y'all Call is a separate service, not included in WeatherWise Plus.

Who makes WeatherWise?

Interactive Weather Limited, with Ryan Hall, Y'all as its official partner. For help with the app, email support@weatherwise.app.

Can I count on it for warnings?

WeatherWise isn't an emergency service or a public warning system, and its radar and alerts can be delayed. Always follow official warnings and your local authorities.

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