About Weather Alerts by RidgeLabs
Never miss a severe weather warning again! Get instant alerts via phone call, SMS, and email when dangerous weather threatens your saved locations - plus real-time tracking for 80+ NOAA alert types. Hurricanes, Floods,...
Never miss a severe weather warning again! Get instant alerts via phone call, SMS, and email when dangerous weather threatens your saved locations - plus real-time tracking for 80+ NOAA alert types. Hurricanes, Floods, Winter Storms, Tornadoes, Fires and Heat, Wind, Marine Warnings, and more! KEY FEATURES: LIVE WEATHER ALERTS Real-time tracking across all 50 states + territories 80+ alert types: hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, winter storms, & more Active warnings with polygon boundaries on maps 9 ALERT CATEGORIES Tornado & Severe Storms Flood & Water Hazards Winter Weather Tropical & Hurricane Wind Alerts Marine Warnings Fire & Heat Other Hazards All Alerts view INTERACTIVE MAPS Live radar overlay Precise warning polygons Auto-zoom to warnings Toggle active/expired alerts Optional location display 4 map styles: Standard, Minimal, Dark, Terrain SPC OUTLOOKS Today and tomorrow severe weather outlooks Tornado risk Wind risk Fire risk Snow fall probabilities Excessive rain risk CUSTOMIZATION Full dark mode (Light/Dark/System) 4 map styles to choose from Warning details with countdown timers Filter by state and time period iPad optimized DATA SOURCES: National Weather Service (NWS) Storm Prediction Center (SPC) NOAA GO PRO ($9.99/month or $49.99/year or $179.00 lifetime) PRO ALERTS Phone calls that break through Do Not Disturb SMS texts with warning details Email bulletins with full NWS statements Monitor up to 5 locations Alert 2 phone numbers 80+ customizable alert types PRO MAP LAYERS HD Radar (MRMS high-resolution) Forecast Radar (predictive modeling) Echo Tops (storm height data) Satellite imagery (real-time) Precipitation overlay Storm Cells (tornado rotation & hail detection) PERFECT FOR: Storm chasers, weather enthusiasts, emergency professionals, parents, travelers, and anyone who wants to stay ahead of severe weather. NOTE: Complements, not replaces, official emergency alert systems. Always have multiple sources of weather information. Stay safe. Stay informed. Terms of Use: https://www.weatheralertnow.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.weatheralertnow.com/privacy
Version History -Must faster screen load times 1.0.9 Jul 23 Updated paywall and bug fixes. 1.0.8 May 19 Bug Fixes -Fixed an issue where expired alerts wouldn't display when no active alerts were present. The progressive fallback (today → yesterday → 48hrs → 7 days → 30/60/90 days → 6 months → 1 year) now works reliably across all alert categories. -Fixed radar tiles showing "zoom level not supported" error when zooming in too far. RainViewer standard radar now caps at zoom 7, and HD radar/forecast/satellite/precipitation layers cap at zoom 12. UI Updates -New app icon -Updated splash screen with new logo -Updated header with new logo 1.0.7 Mar 6 Bug Fix: -Fixed canceled subscribers being locked out of premium features — users who canceled but still have time remaining on their subscription now correctly retain premium access until their billing period ends Improvements: -Redesigned Alert Preferences screen with improved UI for managing alert type selections -Updated Post-Purchase Onboarding flow with refreshed design -Enhanced Welcome Popup with better onboarding experience -New Learn More Modal showcasing all supported alert types (tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood, hurricane, blizzard, winter storm, etc.) -Improved expired alerts data fetching reliability -Better active alert data context handling 1.0.6 Feb 24 -Streamlined setup: Account creation and contact info are now on a single page for faster onboarding -New alert types showcase: See the most popular severe weather alerts we monitor — from tornadoes to tsunamis — during onboarding and in the Learn More section -Improved reliability: Alerts are now fetched with full pagination to ensure no warnings are ever missed during active weather events 1.0.5 Feb 23 -Performance improvements — Optimized all database queries to fetch only required columns instead of entire rows, significantly reducing data transfer and speeding up alert loading times -Fixed expired alerts — Resolved an issue with the expired alerts view -Improved multi-state alert handling — Alerts spanning multiple states (e.g., a single warning covering NJ + NY) now correctly merge UGC codes and affected zones, so state filtering works accurately -Database optimizations — Added targeted indexes and a stored procedure to reduce backend query time, plus automated cleanup of old expired alerts 1.0.4 Feb 22 -Improved performance with faster alert loading across all screens -Expired alerts section now only loads when no active alerts are present, keeping the focus on what matters most -Alert details like storm parameters now load on demand for a smoother scrolling experience -Fixed various stability improvements and optimizations 1.0.3 Feb 20 -Severe Weather Outlooks — New outlook map with SPC convective and excessive rainfall outlooks, so you can see risk areas before storms develop -Improved Alert Grouping — Alerts are now intelligently linked using VTEC codes, so related updates (upgrades, extensions, cancellations) appear as a single chain instead of duplicates -Expired Alerts with Maps — Browse recently expired alerts with full map views, so you can review what happened after the event -Alert Update Tree — See the full history of an alert's lifecycle (issued → updated → expired) in a new visual timeline within each alert -Better Map Zoom — Maps now auto-zoom to fit the alert area more accurately -Category Screen Improvements — All alert category screens (severe weather, flood, fire, winter, marine, tropical, wind) now show both active and expired alerts with consistent layout and counts -Focused Alert Banner — Tapping an alert on the map highlights it with an improved info banner showing timing details -App Rating Prompt — We'll occasionally ask for your feedback to help improve Storm Tracker -Bug Fixes — Fixed alert ordering, time display issues, zone geometry rendering, and various stability improvements 1.0.2 Feb 19 What's New in 1.0.1 -Improved onboarding experience — welcome screen now fits perfectly on all device sizes without scrolling -Added "Rate App" and "Share App" options in Settings -New in-app feedback system — we'd love to hear from you! -Bug fixes and performance improvements 1.0.1 Feb 13 1.0 Feb 13
Previous Versions
Here you can find the changelog of Weather Alerts by RidgeLabs since it was posted on our website on 2026-03-11 21:37:15.
The latest version is 1.0.9 and it was updated on 2026-10-13 14:04:21. See below the changes in each version.
Weather Alerts by RidgeLabs version 1.0.9
Updated At: 2026-10-13
Changes: Version History -Must faster screen load times 1.0.9 Jul 23 Updated paywall and bug fixes. 1.0.8 May 19 Bug Fixes
-Fixed an issue where expired alerts wouldn't display when no active alerts were present. The progressive fallback (today → yesterday → 48hrs → 7 days → 30/60/90 days → 6 months → 1 year) now works reliably across all alert categories.
-Fixed radar tiles showing "zoom level not supported" error when zooming in too far. RainViewer standard radar now caps at zoom 7, and HD radar/forecast/satellite/precipitation layers cap at zoom 12.
UI Updates
-New app icon
-Updated splash screen with new logo
-Updated header with new logo 1.0.7 Mar 6 Bug Fix:
-Fixed canceled subscribers being locked out of premium features — users who canceled but still have time remaining on their subscription now correctly retain premium access until their billing period ends
Improvements:
-Redesigned Alert Preferences screen with improved UI for managing alert type selections
-Updated Post-Purchase Onboarding flow with refreshed design
-Enhanced Welcome Popup with better onboarding experience
-New Learn More Modal showcasing all supported alert types (tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood, hurricane, blizzard, winter storm, etc.)
-Improved expired alerts data fetching reliability
-Better active alert data context handling 1.0.6 Feb 24 -Streamlined setup: Account creation and contact info are now on a single page for faster onboarding
-New alert types showcase: See the most popular severe weather alerts we monitor — from tornadoes to tsunamis — during onboarding and in the Learn More section
-Improved reliability: Alerts are now fetched with full pagination to ensure no warnings are ever missed during active weather events 1.0.5 Feb 23 -Performance improvements — Optimized all database queries to fetch only required columns instead of entire rows, significantly reducing data transfer and speeding up alert loading times
-Fixed expired alerts — Resolved an issue with the expired alerts view
-Improved multi-state alert handling — Alerts spanning multiple states (e.g., a single warning covering NJ + NY) now correctly merge UGC codes and affected zones, so state filtering works accurately
-Database optimizations — Added targeted indexes and a stored procedure to reduce backend query time, plus automated cleanup of old expired alerts 1.0.4 Feb 22 -Improved performance with faster alert loading across all screens
-Expired alerts section now only loads when no active alerts are present, keeping the focus on what matters most
-Alert details like storm parameters now load on demand for a smoother scrolling experience
-Fixed various stability improvements and optimizations 1.0.3 Feb 20 -Severe Weather Outlooks — New outlook map with SPC convective and excessive rainfall outlooks, so you can see risk areas before storms develop
-Improved Alert Grouping — Alerts are now intelligently linked using VTEC codes, so related updates (upgrades, extensions, cancellations) appear as a single chain instead of duplicates
-Expired Alerts with Maps — Browse recently expired alerts with full map views, so you can review what happened after the event
-Alert Update Tree — See the full history of an alert's lifecycle (issued → updated → expired) in a new visual timeline within each alert
-Better Map Zoom — Maps now auto-zoom to fit the alert area more accurately
-Category Screen Improvements — All alert category screens (severe weather, flood, fire, winter, marine, tropical, wind) now show both active and expired alerts with consistent layout and counts
-Focused Alert Banner — Tapping an alert on the map highlights it with an improved info banner showing timing details
-App Rating Prompt — We'll occasionally ask for your feedback to help improve Storm Tracker
-Bug Fixes — Fixed alert ordering, time display issues, zone geometry rendering, and various stability improvements 1.0.2 Feb 19 What's New in 1.0.1
-Improved onboarding experience — welcome screen now fits perfectly on all device sizes without scrolling
-Added "Rate App" and "Share App" options in Settings
-New in-app feedback system — we'd love to hear from you!
-Bug fixes and performance improvements 1.0.1 Feb 13 1.0 Feb 13
Weather Alerts by RidgeLabs version 1.0.9
Updated At: 2026-07-24
Changes: Version History -Must faster screen load times 1.0.9 1d ago Updated paywall and bug fixes. 1.0.8 May 19 Bug Fixes
-Fixed an issue where expired alerts wouldn't display when no active alerts were present. The progressive fallback (today → yesterday → 48hrs → 7 days → 30/60/90 days → 6 months → 1 year) now works reliably across all alert categories.
-Fixed radar tiles showing "zoom level not supported" error when zooming in too far. RainViewer standard radar now caps at zoom 7, and HD radar/forecast/satellite/precipitation layers cap at zoom 12.
UI Updates
-New app icon
-Updated splash screen with new logo
-Updated header with new logo 1.0.7 Mar 6 Bug Fix:
-Fixed canceled subscribers being locked out of premium features — users who canceled but still have time remaining on their subscription now correctly retain premium access until their billing period ends
Improvements:
-Redesigned Alert Preferences screen with improved UI for managing alert type selections
-Updated Post-Purchase Onboarding flow with refreshed design
-Enhanced Welcome Popup with better onboarding experience
-New Learn More Modal showcasing all supported alert types (tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood, hurricane, blizzard, winter storm, etc.)
-Improved expired alerts data fetching reliability
-Better active alert data context handling 1.0.6 Feb 24 -Streamlined setup: Account creation and contact info are now on a single page for faster onboarding
-New alert types showcase: See the most popular severe weather alerts we monitor — from tornadoes to tsunamis — during onboarding and in the Learn More section
-Improved reliability: Alerts are now fetched with full pagination to ensure no warnings are ever missed during active weather events 1.0.5 Feb 23 -Performance improvements — Optimized all database queries to fetch only required columns instead of entire rows, significantly reducing data transfer and speeding up alert loading times
-Fixed expired alerts — Resolved an issue with the expired alerts view
-Improved multi-state alert handling — Alerts spanning multiple states (e.g., a single warning covering NJ + NY) now correctly merge UGC codes and affected zones, so state filtering works accurately
-Database optimizations — Added targeted indexes and a stored procedure to reduce backend query time, plus automated cleanup of old expired alerts 1.0.4 Feb 22 -Improved performance with faster alert loading across all screens
-Expired alerts section now only loads when no active alerts are present, keeping the focus on what matters most
-Alert details like storm parameters now load on demand for a smoother scrolling experience
-Fixed various stability improvements and optimizations 1.0.3 Feb 20 -Severe Weather Outlooks — New outlook map with SPC convective and excessive rainfall outlooks, so you can see risk areas before storms develop
-Improved Alert Grouping — Alerts are now intelligently linked using VTEC codes, so related updates (upgrades, extensions, cancellations) appear as a single chain instead of duplicates
-Expired Alerts with Maps — Browse recently expired alerts with full map views, so you can review what happened after the event
-Alert Update Tree — See the full history of an alert's lifecycle (issued → updated → expired) in a new visual timeline within each alert
-Better Map Zoom — Maps now auto-zoom to fit the alert area more accurately
-Category Screen Improvements — All alert category screens (severe weather, flood, fire, winter, marine, tropical, wind) now show both active and expired alerts with consistent layout and counts
-Focused Alert Banner — Tapping an alert on the map highlights it with an improved info banner showing timing details
-App Rating Prompt — We'll occasionally ask for your feedback to help improve Storm Tracker
-Bug Fixes — Fixed alert ordering, time display issues, zone geometry rendering, and various stability improvements 1.0.2 Feb 19 What's New in 1.0.1
-Improved onboarding experience — welcome screen now fits perfectly on all device sizes without scrolling
-Added "Rate App" and "Share App" options in Settings
-New in-app feedback system — we'd love to hear from you!
-Bug fixes and performance improvements 1.0.1 Feb 13 1.0 Feb 13
Weather Alerts by RidgeLabs version 1.0.8
Updated At: 2026-07-07
Changes: Version History Updated paywall and bug fixes. 1.0.8 May 19 Bug Fixes
-Fixed an issue where expired alerts wouldn't display when no active alerts were present. The progressive fallback (today → yesterday → 48hrs → 7 days → 30/60/90 days → 6 months → 1 year) now works reliably across all alert categories.
-Fixed radar tiles showing "zoom level not supported" error when zooming in too far. RainViewer standard radar now caps at zoom 7, and HD radar/forecast/satellite/precipitation layers cap at zoom 12.
UI Updates
-New app icon
-Updated splash screen with new logo
-Updated header with new logo 1.0.7 Mar 6 Bug Fix:
-Fixed canceled subscribers being locked out of premium features — users who canceled but still have time remaining on their subscription now correctly retain premium access until their billing period ends
Improvements:
-Redesigned Alert Preferences screen with improved UI for managing alert type selections
-Updated Post-Purchase Onboarding flow with refreshed design
-Enhanced Welcome Popup with better onboarding experience
-New Learn More Modal showcasing all supported alert types (tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood, hurricane, blizzard, winter storm, etc.)
-Improved expired alerts data fetching reliability
-Better active alert data context handling 1.0.6 Feb 24 -Streamlined setup: Account creation and contact info are now on a single page for faster onboarding
-New alert types showcase: See the most popular severe weather alerts we monitor — from tornadoes to tsunamis — during onboarding and in the Learn More section
-Improved reliability: Alerts are now fetched with full pagination to ensure no warnings are ever missed during active weather events 1.0.5 Feb 23 -Performance improvements — Optimized all database queries to fetch only required columns instead of entire rows, significantly reducing data transfer and speeding up alert loading times
-Fixed expired alerts — Resolved an issue with the expired alerts view
-Improved multi-state alert handling — Alerts spanning multiple states (e.g., a single warning covering NJ + NY) now correctly merge UGC codes and affected zones, so state filtering works accurately
-Database optimizations — Added targeted indexes and a stored procedure to reduce backend query time, plus automated cleanup of old expired alerts 1.0.4 Feb 22 -Improved performance with faster alert loading across all screens
-Expired alerts section now only loads when no active alerts are present, keeping the focus on what matters most
-Alert details like storm parameters now load on demand for a smoother scrolling experience
-Fixed various stability improvements and optimizations 1.0.3 Feb 20 -Severe Weather Outlooks — New outlook map with SPC convective and excessive rainfall outlooks, so you can see risk areas before storms develop
-Improved Alert Grouping — Alerts are now intelligently linked using VTEC codes, so related updates (upgrades, extensions, cancellations) appear as a single chain instead of duplicates
-Expired Alerts with Maps — Browse recently expired alerts with full map views, so you can review what happened after the event
-Alert Update Tree — See the full history of an alert's lifecycle (issued → updated → expired) in a new visual timeline within each alert
-Better Map Zoom — Maps now auto-zoom to fit the alert area more accurately
-Category Screen Improvements — All alert category screens (severe weather, flood, fire, winter, marine, tropical, wind) now show both active and expired alerts with consistent layout and counts
-Focused Alert Banner — Tapping an alert on the map highlights it with an improved info banner showing timing details
-App Rating Prompt — We'll occasionally ask for your feedback to help improve Storm Tracker
-Bug Fixes — Fixed alert ordering, time display issues, zone geometry rendering, and various stability improvements 1.0.2 Feb 19 What's New in 1.0.1
-Improved onboarding experience — welcome screen now fits perfectly on all device sizes without scrolling
-Added "Rate App" and "Share App" options in Settings
-New in-app feedback system — we'd love to hear from you!
-Bug fixes and performance improvements 1.0.1 Feb 13 1.0 Feb 13
Weather Alerts by RidgeLabs version 1.0.7
Updated At: 2026-03-06
Changes: Bug Fixes
-Fixed an issue where expired alerts wouldn't display when no active alerts were present. The progressive fallback (today → yesterday → 48hrs → 7 days → 30/60/90 days → 6 months → 1 year) now works reliably across all alert categories.
-Fixed radar tiles showing "zoom level not supported" error when zooming in too far. RainViewer standard radar now caps at zoom 7, and HD radar/forecast/satellite/precipitation layers cap at zoom 12.
UI Updates
-New app icon
-Updated splash screen with new logo
-Updated header with new logo
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