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- What it is
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- At a glance
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- Free to download
- In-app purchases
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Weather
- News
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Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
Screens
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Pricing & paywalls
App Store
- Category 1 Contribution — $0.99
- Category 2 Contribution — $1.99
- Category 3 Contribution — $3.99
- Category 4 Contribution — $5.99
- Category 5 Contribution — $9.99
Ratings & reviews
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5/5The best
I’ve been using this app for several years now. Every year it gets better and has always been reliable and sometimes better than our local news and not as eager to predict the worst for every storm like some cable news and weather apps. The premium graphics are clear and detailed although the basic graphics are also very good. I live in coastal Georgia and we need good storm information that we can rely on. This app has served well through several hurricaines and other named storms. I also use it to keeep track of storms in other parts of the country where we have relatives. That kind of in depth information is not always easy to find for areas that aren’t local. I will continue to use this app for as long as it’s available.
Sewnurse · 5 Sep 2026
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3/5Very disappointed with latest updates.
Still a good app, better than any other "free" APP and used to be much easier to navigate the more detailed sections. Very disappointed that several things have been changed with latest update making many things no longer available for "free" now have to pay for upgrades to access info that has been free for as long as I can remember after finding and using this APP. Plus extremely aggravating that you can’t even read or study the full details of any storm / hurricane due to the constant “ UPGRADE NOW “ pop up. I have actually found another hurricane APP. Actually has extra info & detailed info. Not as easy to use as this APP but not near the hassle of this one. Only use this as back up ( until the upgrade poo up starts going on which is usually every 2 mins ) because this one more user friendly. Or was. Before greed of money set in & those ?@&$?! Upgrade now Pop up starts
Grouper Guy · 5 Sep 2026
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5/5Great! One wish.
Love the Hurricane Tracker App and used it a great deal during the recent visit of Hurricane Irma. Hurricane Tracker has a wealth of information that will delight the weather enthusiast and anyone who wants all the necessary information to monitor one of nature's fiercest beasts. I have sampled many hurricane tracker apps and it is clearly the best I have found. Because of that, I was surprised to find that the app does not provide a high-resolution map (for example, Google Maps) with the most probable storm track superimposed over it. Almost all the maps are provided by the NHC. They are quite low-resolution. I understand that hurricane tracks are part science (a big part) and part magic. So, for example, a high-resolution map, with a thin, high-resolution line predicting that Hurricane Irma will go just to the east of Key West would have to be taken with a grain of salt. But, I still would REALLY like to have such a map included in Hurricane Tracker! Right now, any attempt to zoom in on any map to gather a more detailed view just produces pixelated ambiguity. It's frustrating and because of that I have to use other hurricane tracker apps in addition to this product. I applaud Hurricane Tracker in many ways and have bought the iPhone and iPad versions. Hopefully, we'll get a high-resolution map feature in a future update.
Mr. Luigi · 5 Sep 2026
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5/5Good overall - a lot of data
The app has a lot of good data however I think it could use some improvements. Here are some suggestions from a life long Florida resident. Add the category of the storm to the hurricane icon. For example: where you list the storms, show the number. This is my biggest issue with the app. Especially as storms approach land, they can upgrade or downgrade at a moments notice. I want to be able to check in the wee hours of the night and right away see what category the storm is. It’s really hard to find that info in this app. You have to either read a big document and try and weed through all the meteorology jargon to find it. Add a tracking graph that the user can move a stark back in time or forward in time based on the most projected path. Kittycode’s hurricane tracker app had this and I loved it. It even changed the category label as the storm was expected to downgrade as it moved over land. Download kittycode hurricane tracker and look at some historical storms. You’ll be able to see how this feature works. Unfortunately the kittycode app retired after last season and I found this app instead. Overall, it’s still a very good app and has a ton of info. The spaghetti models section is actually better than the other app, but some user experience misses make it less than 5 stars for me.
Holly mommy · 5 Sep 2026
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5/5Necessity in FL
I have had the app for about 2 years now, and I’m glad I do. It has been reliable and accurate, which is more than I can say for some weather apps. It has several visual tracking methods—spaghetti, millibars, radar, etc—so you have a good selection to monitor, even if you’re not a weather geek. It also tracks storms in the Atlantic *and* the Pacific. It is always up-to-date on NOAA data and alerts as well. One new feature that tickled me—when it sends a text alert it now includes a whooshing wind sound, which definitely differentiates it from any other alert. Kudos to the developers for accuracy, dependability and a clear, easy-to-use interface. Highly recommended. Now I’m going to check on Dorian again.
Albacorps · 5 Sep 2026
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Versions
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1.1
- added an activity indicator
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1.2
- changed name to "Hurricane Tracker" - updated splash screen - minor bug fixes to allow screens to load faster
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1.2.1
- bug fixes
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1.2.2
- bug fixes
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1.2.3
- app stability improvements
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1.3
- iOS 4 Support For Saved State/Multitasking - Icon Refresh
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1.3.1
- updated icon for the retina display - quick audio updates -re-designed UI!
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2.0
***Major Re-Design*** * Many of you have asked for a major re-design, so here it is! * VIDEO & AUDIO UPDATES ON THE LATEST STORM INFO! * New tab separate Atlantic Ocean Data from Pacific Ocean Data * Timely, Direct information from The National Hurricane Center * iOS4 Compatible/Saved State * Retina Display Is Supported * Updated Complete UI which will provide user with a much more rich experience! * Updated Satellite Quality * Misc Bug Fixes *******IF AFTER YOU UPDATE YOU STILL SEE THE "NEED TO UPDATE" SCREEN, JUST PRESS THE CURRENT STORMS BUTTON TO REFESH THE SCREEN"
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3.0
- Major re-design - Portrait & landscape modes - Quick access scrolling icons - Sea Surface temperatures -Live, breaking alerts via Hurricane Tracker's twitter feed ----------------------------------------------- The second in a string of a couple updates will include Push Notifications. We expect to have this feature rolled out to you within 30-60 days, well before the start of the 2011 Hurricane Season! Please leave a review of the new update and let is us know if you like it! What else could we add to make it better for you. EZ Apps, Inc. listens to customer feedback - it's very important! :) Most of all, we hope you find this update enjoyable!
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3.1
- Push Notifications Support: When there is a new storm, we'll send you a push. What if a storm is approaching land and it just strengthened to a category 3 or higher? We'll send you a push to keep you informed! No other Hurricane app alerts you as fast as Hurricane Tracker! - Let us know in an iTunes review if you like having push for this app AND what kind of storm info you would like to have pushed to your device this season. Thanks!
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3.2
NOTE: If you are not seeing the 2011 version, please delete your old version and reinstall to the new one. You are not re-charged if you use the same iTunes account. Thanks. *Push Notification server update to ensure that you get push alerts timely and quickly. In order to continue to receive push alerts you need to update to this version. Version 3.1 will no longer support push alerts. *After upgrading, open the app once to allow it to register with the new push server to ensure you will get alerts.
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3.4
**IMPORTANT: Please Delete/Reinstall the app using the same iTunes account you purchased the app with to change to our new data sever. You will not be recharged. Thanks!** - Changed all data in the app over to a new server that can handle an unlimited amount of users at one time so no one gets the "503 Server Error" again
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3.5
**Required Update for All Users** - faster page loading, faster server! - moved all data feeds to a new server that can handle the amount of users Hurricane Tracker has. Please update asap to ensure you still will continue to get data. The old servers will only be maintained for a short period of time. You no longer need to delete/reinstall to move to the new server as we have requested in the past. Just simply upgrade to move your app to the newer, faster server - if you fail to update, you may no longer receive current data or you may experience connection timeouts Thanks everyone for your understanding as we worked out the server bugs/issues for this hurricane season.
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3.6
- this update fixes an issue that was causing a small number of users to not receive push alerts. Ensure that you update to this version to make sure you receive push alerts. Open the app up for 5 seconds after updating to allow it to register with the push server. Thanks!
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3.6.1
- critical bug fixes - fixed activity spinner
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4.0
Sorry for the delay in iPhone 5 screen support. It is now here! Please leave a review for us in the App Store letting us know what you think of our latest update! We need to hear from you. Thanks! - iPhone 5/5C/5S screen support - iOS 7 compatibility - Pull down to refresh storm data - Many bug fixes - New icon for iOS 7 - New iOS 7 graphics - New splash screen for iOS 7 - 2014 Hurricane season support - Supports iOS 6+ - New push notification server (you MUST update the app & launch it at least once to continue receiving push alerts) Once the app is launched after the update, registration with the new push server will occur automatically - Push alerts now display if you are in the app when an alert is sent
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4.1
Newest Update: 4.1 - Updated icons in the sliding dock to an iOS 7 flat style & Retina artwork (For Retina Display iPhones running iOS 6+) - Added some new sections to the sliding dock (Please DELETE and RE-DOWNLOAD the app for these to appear). Model Watch, Instagram & our Facebook Group - Few more small bug fixes & design changes Please leave a review for us in the App Store letting us know what you think of our latest updates! Thanks! Previous Update: Version 4.0 - iPhone 5/5C/5S screen support - iOS 7 compatibility - Pull down to refresh storm data - Many bug fixes - New icon for iOS 7 - New iOS 7 graphics - New splash screen for iOS 7 - 2014 Hurricane season support - Supports iOS 6+ - New push notification server (you MUST update the app & launch it at least once to continue receiving push alerts) Once the app is launched after the update, registration with the new push server will occur automatically - Push alerts now display if you are in the app when an alert is sent
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4.1.1
- Misc bug fixes - New push notification server (you MUST update the app & launch it at least ONCE to continue receiving push alerts) Once the app is launched after the update, registration with the new push server will occur automatically - Full ready for the 2014 season
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4.2
- App is fully up to date for the 2017 hurricane season - Added the ability to share a screenshot from Hurricane Tracker via Messages, Facebook, Mail, Twitter...Keep friends & family informed with Hurricane information! The button is located in the top right of the app. App will share whatever is on your screen when you tap the share button - Please open & launch the app once after updating to have the app register on our new push notification network to ensure you will receive push alerts. This happens automatically in the background when you open the app
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5.0
> To celebrate our 7th full season of tracking tropical storms and hurricanes, we are back this season with our biggest update ever! Due to the changes we wanted to make, our app now supports iOS 8+. Here's what's new in Version 5.0: PUSH ALERTS: • New push notification service • Receive push alerts based on region (you can choose up to 3 regions in the new settings panel • Added push alert section in app to view current and all recent alerts (app will open to this view when you tap on a push alert) • Rich push notifications with images are supported on devices running iOS 10+ • New push notification sound (wind). CHANGE DEFAULT BASIN: • The Atlantic basin is default, but you can change it to Eastern Pacific in the settings app • If you change the default basin to Eastern Pacific, the app will launch to the Eastern Pacific overview page when the app is opened and will also direct the overview, current storms, and outlook sections to Eastern Pacific • You can change back to Atlantic at anytime if you wish. 3D TOUCH: • Enabled for supported devices • Access storm audio updates, outlooks, current storms and basin overview right from your home screen • If you change your default basin, the 3D touch option for the overview section will automatically change to the non-default basin for quick access. CURRENT STORM DATA: • The app will now stay open in the background instead of fully closing • Each time the app is opened, the section you were viewing will auto-refresh to ensure you're getting the latest information • The new white animated hurricane symbol at the top is the new refresh button! Tap on it to refresh content • Pull down anywhere in the app to also refresh data • A new white progress bar will display while a section is loading. NEW SETTINGS PANEL: • Select Default Basin • Select up to three regions to receive push alerts for • In-App purchases for users that would like to give a little extra to support our app & service • Review & rate the app • Share app with a friend • App support • App tips • Team contact information. UI Changes: • New app tips alert will display when the app is first launched • New sections • Better support for iPhone 6/6S/6+/6S+/7/7+ resolutions • New navigation bar with better placed controls • Replaced activity spinner with a white progress bar • White animated hurricane symbol at the top is the new refresh button - it spins when the section is loading! • Enabled swipe gestures on sides of pages to go back and forth • New pull to refresh animation which now shows a blue wave. > We have also made several fixes to many bugs that were reported and improved the overall stability and speed of the app. We hope you enjoy this new version, we have worked hard to continue to bring you the latest updates on the tropics! Please leave a new review and let us know what you think of the new update. Thanks for using Hurricane Tracker! ~ EZ Apps, Inc.
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5.0.1
Version 5.0.1 Changes: > Added In-App purchases for users that would like to give a little extra to support our app & service. You can find these options in settings. Version 5 Release: > To celebrate our 7th full season of tracking tropical storms and hurricanes, we are back this season with our biggest update ever! Due to the changes we wanted to make, our app now supports iOS 8+. Here's what's new in Version 5.0: PUSH ALERTS: • New push notification service (Launch the app at least once to configure push alerts so you will receive them going forward) • Receive push alerts based on region (you can choose up to 3 regions in the new settings panel • Added push alert section in app to view current and all recent alerts (app will open to this view when you tap on a push alert) • Rich push notifications with images are supported on devices running iOS 10+ • New push notification sound (wind). CHANGE DEFAULT BASIN: • The Atlantic basin is default, but you can change it to Eastern Pacific in the settings app • If you change the default basin to Eastern Pacific, the app will launch to the Eastern Pacific overview page when the app is opened and will also direct the overview, current storms, and outlook sections to Eastern Pacific • You can change back to Atlantic at anytime if you wish. 3D TOUCH: • Enabled for supported devices • Access storm audio updates, outlooks, current storms and basin overview right from your home screen • If you change your default basin, the 3D touch option for the overview section will automatically change to the non-default basin for quick access. CURRENT STORM DATA: • The app will now stay open in the background instead of fully closing • Each time the app is opened, the section you were viewing will auto-refresh to ensure you're getting the latest information • The new white animated hurricane symbol at the top is the new refresh button! Tap on it to refresh content • Pull down anywhere in the app to also refresh data • A new white progress bar will display while a section is loading. NEW SETTINGS PANEL: • Select Default Basin • Select up to three regions to receive push alerts for • In-App purchases for users that would like to give a little extra to support our app & service • Review & rate the app • Share app with a friend • App support • App tips • Team contact information. UI CHANGES: • New app tips alert will display when the app is first launched • New sections • Better support for iPhone 6/6S/6+/6S+/7/7+ resolutions • New navigation bar with better placed controls • Replaced activity spinner with a white progress bar • White animated hurricane symbol at the top is the new refresh button - it spins when the section is loading! • Enabled swipe gestures on sides of pages to go back and forth • New pull to refresh animation which now shows a blue wave. > We have also made several fixes to many bugs that were reported and improved the overall stability and speed of the app. We hope you enjoy this new version, we have worked hard to continue to bring you the latest updates on the tropics! Please leave a new review and let us know what you think of the new update. Thanks for using Hurricane Tracker! ~ EZ Apps, Inc.
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5.0.2
- Compatibility updates for iOS 11. If you update to iOS 11 you must update to this version Hurricane Tracker or it may not function properly. - Compatibility for iPhone 8/iPhone 8 Plus & iPhone X - Added video tutorial to settings panel - Misc bug fixes to improve app experience and speed
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5.0.4
This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. 5.0.4 - final bug fixes for iOS 11 - compatibility with the iPhone 8/iPhone 8 plus and iPhone X - version number added to the settings panel Happy tracking! ---------------------------------------------------------------- 5.0.2 - bug fixes - Added video tutorial to settings panel - Misc bug fixes to improve app experience and speed
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5.0.5
- fixed crashing error when using the share feature - numerous bug updates - under the hood improvements - compatible with the latest versions of iOS
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5.1
· 27 Jun 2023
- We are introducing active storm widgets! No more opening the app to see if there are active systems. See this information right on your home screen! Small widget - will display up to 4 storm types. When there are active systems, this widget will only display storm types with active storms. When there are no active storms, it will display 4 storm categories (hurricanes, tropical storms, depressions & invests) showing "0" storms. Medium widget - will always display up the 5 storm types even if they are "0". Widgets will automatically refresh and pull the latest storm counts from the server. Widgets will also update when you launch the app. When you tap on a widget, you will be taken to the "Current Storms" section of the app to view information on active storms. Storm types with active systems will animate and show the number of active storms within each storm type. The number represents how many active systems there currently are within that storm type. For example, if "hurricanes" is showing a "1" then that means there is one active hurricane we are tracking. The storm types are hurricanes (red), tropical storms (orange), depressions (green), potential tropical cyclones (blue), and invests (teal). Note: Due to limited space within the small widget, it will only show up to 4 storm types at once. The medium widget will always show the status of all 5 storm types. Widgets will display Atlantic or Eastern Pacific storm counts based on your "default basin settings" located in the settings panel of the app. - Bug fixes
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- 5 Sep 2026
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