WKYT FirstAlert Weather
In 2 lists, ranked #58 at best: below the top 40, which get a tier.
What is WKYT FirstAlert Weather?
WKYT FirstAlert Weather is a free weather app for iPhone and iPad in the Weather category. It offers radar at 250 meter resolution with a future radar view, satellite cloud imagery, current conditions, daily and hourly forecasts, and saved favorite locations. It also includes National Weather Service severe weather alerts, opt-in push alerts, and a traffic page with flow data and incident reports.
Pricing. WKYT FirstAlert Weather is free, with no in-app purchases on the App Store.
Good for
- Checking radar and severe weather movement in your area
- Getting National Weather Service alerts with opt-in push notifications
- Viewing traffic flow and incident reports alongside local forecasts
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Description
WKYT is proud to announce a full featured weather app for the iPhone and iPad! Features • Access to station content specifically for our mobile users • 250 meter radar, the highest resolution available • Future radar to see where severe weather is headed • High resolution satellite cloud imagery • Current weather updated multiple times per hour • Daily and Hourly forecasts updated hourly from our computer models • Ability to add and save your favorite locations • A fully integrated GPS for current location awareness • Severe weather alerts from the National Weather Service • Opt-in push alerts to keep you safe in severe weather • Dedicated traffic page with flow data and incident reports
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Where it is listed
- Best Weather Radar Appslisted, beyond the tiered top, score 69
- Best Weather Appslisted, beyond the tiered top, score 80
Questions about WKYT FirstAlert Weather
Is the app free?
Yes, the listing says free to download and lists no in-app purchases.
Does it send notifications?
Push alerts for severe weather are opt-in, so you choose whether to turn them on.
Where does the severe weather information come from?
Severe weather alerts are listed as coming from the National Weather Service. Daily and hourly forecasts are described as updated hourly from the station's computer models.
All the facts
- Price
- Free
- App Store rating
- 4.8 out of 5
- Number of ratings
- 15,035
- Current version
- (70 days ago)
- App Store data read
- App Store category
- Weather
- Good for
- Checking radar and severe weather movement in your area, Getting National Weather Service alerts with opt-in push notifications, Viewing traffic flow and incident reports alongside local forecasts
- Requires
- iOS 15.0 or later
- Size
- 249 MB
- Age rating
- 4+
- Languages
- 2
- Developer pages
- Website · Support · Privacy policy
- Maker
- unclaimed
- As data
- JSON · why it ranks here