Intellicast HD - Weather Radar, Storm Tracking, Precision Forecasts, and Maps by WSI Corporation (2024)

Version

4.7

Rating

Size

41Mb

Genre

Weather

Last updated

December 15, 2010

Release date

December 15, 2010

More info

Update: the Intellicast app you know and love is getting a new look! We've partnered with our sister company, Weather Underground, to bring the Intellicast app a new design, with all the same advanced storm tracking tools, radar technology, and more. This new free app, called Storm, is now available for iPad and iPhone. The Intellicast app and any current Storm Tracking or Boating subscriptions will continue to be supported.

Intellicast HD raises the bar for interactive real-time weather applications. Whether you’re checking the forecast or tracking SEVERE storms, Intellicast HD is the only iPad weather app you need.

** Stunning visualization of wind motion using state-of-the-art particle animation and computer modeling.

** NOWrad HD Radar; the most timely HIGH-DEFINITION interactive radar for the North America that also does real-time storm cell tracking and map based weather alerts.

** Predictive Radar: Know when to take cover from precipitation in the next hour with our cutting edge predictive radar technology.

** NWS Watch & Warning areas on the map

** Push Alert Notification; get time critical National Weather Service warnings for the United States as push alerts, even when you’re not in the Intellicast HD app. NOTE; for a list of critical alerts please see the in-app help.

** The Industry’s most accurate forecasts for over 50,000 locations around the world

** Optional Storm Tracker subscription package that includes near real-time high resolution NEXRAD, TDWR and Environment Canada radar, street level U.S. lightning plots, advanced Storm Tracking and analysis. **Removes all Ads**

** Optional Boating subscription package that includes the latest Marine Charts, Buoy/CMAN observations, NWS Coastal/Offshore forecasts, Tide times and Wave Height layer. **Removes all Ads**

++ For complete details and purchase, click on the Store option in the "slide out" menu

MORE FEATURES

** Fronts, Lows & Highs
** Hurricane, Typhoon and Tropical Cyclone Tracking (Including Spaghetti/Model tracks)
** Extensive Radar coverage including N America, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Canada, parts of the Caribbean, Mexico,
Europe and Australia
** Combined Radar and Satellite layer
** Global Satellite coverage
** Exclusive Road Weather Index shows weather related road hazards
** High-resolution temperature, wind speed and snow cover layers
** Water Temperature layer to show favorable areas for hurricane development
** Real-time earthquake plotting
** Current condition Trends
** Temperature, Precipitation, UV Index and Wind Speed graphs
** Average and Record temperatures display
** Telestration; draw and telestrate features on the map using our easy pencil and distance tools
** Share; publish information from the app to Facebook, Twitter, email as well as print and copy to other applications
** SkyTime; not just a movie, SkyTime displays the latest weather for any location using photo realistic clouds and particle animated precipitation. Watch the virtual raindrops and snowflakes splatter and accumulate on screen. If the snow becomes too deep just tilt the screen and watch it roll off
** Spanish Language support

OPTIONAL NON-RENEWING SUBSCRIPTIONS

+ 6-months Storm Tracker subscription
+ 6-months Boating subscription

Your subscription will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase and will expire after 6 months. Subscriptions may not be cancelled during the active subscription period. You will be prompted to renew the subscription at the end of the 6 month period.

ABOUT WSI

Our mission is to bring advanced expert weather content and tools to weather sensitive decision makers. We are part of The Weather Company, the people who every day provide the world’s best weather forecasts, content and data to millions through The Weather Channel, weather.com, WSI Corporation, Weather Central, and Weather Underground.