They represent a Severe Thunderstorm Watch, which is “issued by the National Weather Service when conditions are favorable for the development of severe thunderstorms in and close to the watch area.”ĥ. The yellow boxes are important to pay attention too. The brown boundary is a new boundary to me and it is called a “Dry Line” or “A boundary separating moist and dry air masses, and an important factor in severe weather frequency in the Great Plains.”Ĥ. The National Weather Service defines a High as “a region of high pressure.”ģ. A low center is usually accompanied by precipitation, extensive cloudiness, and moderate winds.”Ģ. A Low is defined as “A region of low pressure, marked as “L” on a weather map. For more detailed information, please see that site for more information.ġ. The definitions of the weather information are taken from the National Weather Service Glossary. I took this screenshot today to demonstrate the basic weather graphics information that are available on the app. Reading the radar on the storm app is also very simple to understand.
From this app, I can see the radar picture as well as graphics and other information that become important to me as I watch the weather. The Storm app has become my go to radar on my iPhone and iPad. On stormy days like today, I keep my eyes on the radar information provided by the Storm App by Weather Underground.
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