Radar under the strikes
Tap Radar on the live map to show radar and lightning together, so you see the rain around each group of strikes.
Tap Radar on the live map to show radar and lightning together, so you see the rain around each group of strikes.
Red marks the newest strikes, then orange and pale yellow for older ones, so the latest lightning is easy to spot on the radar.
Turn on alerts for your location and one saved place, each with its own alert distance.
In the app
See radar with lightning, the live map and saved-place alerts in Lightning Alerts.
Compare rain movement with nearby strikes.
Age colors and closest activity at a glance.
Monitor the places you care about.
Turn radar on, play it to see the storm move and check the strikes that matter to you.
Open the live map and tap Radar at the top. Radar appears under the lightning strikes, so you can compare the rain with recent ground-reaching and intracloud strikes. Tap Radar again to turn it off.
Yes. With radar on, start radar playback to see how the rain has moved, and pause it at any time. On the live map, the strike colors show which lightning is newest: red first, then orange and pale yellow for older strikes.
Yes. The free version includes radar together with the live map, strike details and nearby alerts. It is supported by ads. Pro is an optional monthly subscription that removes ads.
Yes. Radar shows the rain and the strikes show where the storm is active, both on the same live map. Play the radar to see which way the rain has moved, then tap the newest red strikes to see how far away they are.
Lightning strikes, radar and alerts in one focused app.
Enterprise-grade lightning data places each detected strike on the map, on top of the radar.
Check lightning and radar near you without creating an app account.
Give one saved place, such as home or a field, its own alert distance.