Max Hurricane Tracker
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4.7star
7.37K reviews
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About this app
The Max Tracker Hurricane app is powered by WPLG’s Chief Certified Meteorologist Betty Davis, Hurricane and Storm Surge Specialist Michael Lowry, and a team of certified meteorologists bringing you the latest and most accurate information on developing tropical systems.
Keep your family safe, download the free app today.
• Projected Hurricane Paths
• Interactive Live Storm Tracker
• Local Radar
• Live Local 10 news storm coverage
• Severe Weather Alerts
• Tropical Weather Outlooks
• Watches and Warnings
Keep your family safe, download the free app today.
• Projected Hurricane Paths
• Interactive Live Storm Tracker
• Local Radar
• Live Local 10 news storm coverage
• Severe Weather Alerts
• Tropical Weather Outlooks
• Watches and Warnings
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This app may share these data types with third parties
Location, App activity and 2 others
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Data is encrypted in transit
Data can’t be deleted
Ratings and reviews
4.7
6.96K reviews
Lauren Boshell
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July 2, 2020
I am disappointed with the Android version of this app. It doesn't have nearly as good of radar as the iPhone version. Being a pilot, I heavily depend on accurate weather to be able to make safe decisions regarding my flights, and I use several sources to be able to get an accurate picture of what the weather is like before and during each flight. The iPhone version of this app had the most accurate radar available up to 5 minutes before the current time. Please fix the radar in this app!!!
40 people found this review helpful
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September 19, 2019
*** Update: the notifications we receive on our S9+ are only partial & clicking in the notification sends you to the storm's page that has no connection to the notification nor what the rest of the sentence was. The maps and minimal dialogue are really good...you just don't know which advisory they reflect. We all know things can change a lot within a few hours time so it would be useful to know if things we are looking at or reading reflects the 8:00 a.m. advisory or the 5:00 p.m. advisory.
12 people found this review helpful
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September 2, 2019
I use this app for its very clear charts and diagrams of tropical storms. But I'm frustrated because I can't get the abbreviated text in a notification to open up into a sentence and an article. If you tap on the notification it just takes you directly to the page with various options for following current weather, or weather stories. An DC there is nowhere on the home page where I can write to find out how to do this.
27 people found this review helpful
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Addressed a crash.
