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RadarOmega: Doppler Radar App

by SDS Weather LLC

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • $8.99
  • In-app purchases

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  • Price: $8.99
  • In-app purchases

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3.5 900 ratings · App Store

  1. 4/5Watch out RadarScope!

    I don’t normally write app reviews, but I felt compelled to after a recent interaction with support. If you’re familiar with radarscope it is very similar; this app is really catered to Meteorologists and weather enthusiasts, not your average person. I have had RadarOmega for a while now and have watched it improve into a beyond usable app that is threatening radarscope’s spot on my app dock. Only a few months ago, the app was laggy and slow but now it runs much faster. There is a lot more customization and features that are free compared to other similar apps. I also think the subscription prices are very fair, if you buy any subscription you get free access to their Mac/Windows/Linux app. If I had one critique of the app it is that it still doesn’t feel 100% fluid and I do not like the transition when going in and out of the menu it feels slow and dated. I will say if you ever have any issue their team will be more than willing to help you. I emailed about a feature and received a response within 5 minutes! That is very impressive! Overall, this app hasn’t quite earned radarscope’s spot, but it very well could in the future.

    jaweather13 · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 3/5Was the best radar app, but...

    I have had Radar Omega for a couple of years and subscribe at the Alpha level. Opinions vary, but R/O was by far the best app in my opinion, surpassing my former favorite, RadarScope. RadarOmega has a lot of great features integrated into it including the ability to use it across any of your devices; dual pol advanced products, chaser video feeds, multiple fixed cameras and a matching desktop application that many apps like WeatherFront don't have. Anytime I have emailed a question about something, their meteorologist staff is always quick to reply with a comprehensive, thoughtful answer, so they obviously care a lot about their product. I don't know what's going on with the last several updates, but they have not made improvements that make any sense, and have actually made it harder to use. For one thing, the display font is tiny and difficult to read , no matter how you have your display settings configured on your iPhone; the satellite display map option has a gold tone to it, when compared to other, newer apps, and some of the overlays they have added just don't make sense, at least not to me. My subscription is up and I plan to drop to the lowest tier, while adding WeatherFront and WeatherWise to my options. I really hope that R/O gets their act together soon because I would love to continue to support their product.

    CGY 99 · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 4/5Almost Perfect

    This app blows RadarScope out of the water, and I’ve been using RS for about 8 years, ever since Moore in 2013. With RadarScope’s base cost, you don’t get SPC products, special weather statements, METARs, or 30 frames of radar data. With RO, you get all that plus a road map that gets more detailed the more you zoom in, making this app preferential for chasers as we can now chase with only one app open. What really sets RadarOmega apart, however, isn’t the radar data. It’s the satellite data that can be added for $5 a month. Keep in mind, all of this except satellite is included with the base cost of the app. So with all of this, it’s cheaper than RS coupled with AllisonHouse. Some things I’d love to see added to the app to make it truly perfect are mesoanalysis, the ability to separate cities and roads to only render one invisible if so desired, METAR wind barbs, and the ability to log into Spotter Network to send reports and position information. If it weren’t for these features being absent, I’d be getting rid of RadarScope tonight. Otherwise, this app truly goes above and beyond, and I can’t wait to try it on my iPad and Windows.

    A320Freak · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 3/5Awesome app with lots of features, and lots of issues

    Overall, this is great weather app, with lots more than just radar. RadarOmega has things RadarScope doesn’t, like manual storm tracking, live webcams, volumetric 3D radar, tropical weather tracking, model data, and more. RapidSweep is a welcome addition with the latest update, which allows you to see the radar scan in near real-time. But the app is laggy, especially when viewing volumetric 3D radar. Even with the latest hardware I found this feature almost unusable. Even doing the most basic thing (like viewing the radar) the app frequently refreshes. One second you’re looking at the radar and the next you’re looking at a black screen, then the map layers and data start to populate. There’s also little UI annoyances like there being two county lines overlays on top of each other that don’t line up. The menu is ugly and difficult to navigate; it just doesn’t look polished. I really WANT to like RadarOmega, and I will continue to use the app for those moments when I want to track a hurricane or view the latest model runs on the go, but for an everyday, reliable, stable radar app I’m sticking to RadarScope…for now.

    Reignbo23 · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 4/5Amazing 3D views, double charged

    This is definitely one of the top radar apps out there, and has some great advanced features. This is for more advanced users, so may be overkill if you just want a general idea when precip is coming. For those willing to learn, however, this is one of two I primarily use. I am borderline obsessed with the 3D views on various radars! I also appreciate the free access to the Mac app, but I like using this on iPad above all. That said, be aware, you will be charged twice. Once when you download the app (for recurring subscription apps, normally this is your first week/month/year of service) you get charged, but then once you open the app, you have to pay again for the subscription. (At least this is all I can assume, as Apple denied my request for refund twice, after I was charged a second time, of course with no explanation). I love the app and will continue to use it on the Alpha subscription, but be aware that you will pay double your first month if you want the advanced features.

    nicolejeanne · 31 Jul 2026

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  • 3.2

    This version of RadarOmega resolves issues that were presented with the 3.0 update.. Thank you for your patience through the transition from the legacy version to this version. First you will notice a dramatic improvement in the mapping interface performance.. Panning and zooming around the map is no where near as tedious and in most cases should be very smooth. Older devices could still experience some issues, however testing has been favorable and dramatic improvements should still be noted here. You will notice that cities and roadways now overlay nicely over the radar data. This is a dramatic improvement you will notice over the previous release, further adding to the improved stabilization of the user interface performance. We have brought back dual view for subscribers. We do appreciate the patience on this, we had anticipated bringing this back much sooner however it became clear we had more important issues to address and it did not make much sense to bring in dual view with a mapping interface that was extremely lagging. Once we corrected this, we developed the revamped dual functionality which you will find performs MUCH better than when it was available in our legacy version of RadarOmega. Custom Location Dashboard has returned in this update. You can now set locations by tapping on the map or typing in a location to place custom markers on the map. Spotter Network has returned, with the ability to see spotter locations. We do have planned full integration for Spotter Network members to share locations & send reports, this implementation has been delayed due to refactoring the mapping system. Other work that you will not visually see but is very important is that we have reduced the data sizes being sent, allowing for faster radar site loading, reduced data delays in poor service areas and overall improved radar data reliability. We have implemented sockets to allow for real-time data transmission, which removes the need for user devices to poll for the latest data, meaning if there is new data, it will be pushed to your device. Other modifications include menu streamlining, we moved Radar Settings to the side menu. We have converted all image based icons to SVG, further reducing the amount of data users have to download while improving visual quality. Overall you should find this update a dramatic improvement over the previous release. We know we still are not perfect, we are going to continue to push for continued improvement as we are fully aware of the requirements of playing in the space of a non conventional weather and radar data provider. Premium applications require premium execution and we understand your requirements of our application to continue to improve.

  • 3.2.1

    Fixed landscape issue numerous users were reporting Corrected link issues noted Other minor optimizations

  • 3.2.2

    -Added support for Canadian S-band radar towers -Added Environment Canada Warnings -Added METARS support for Canada -Minor bug resolutions This update paves the way for updates coming in the near future -Enhanced weather alert display -Expansion of global data -Performance enhancements

  • 3.2.3

    Modified login screen to address issues with users using larger font sizes

  • 3.2.4

    -Resolved issue with geolocation preferences not saving -Added ability to view compass

  • 3.2.5

    Corrected bugs relating to screen recording.

  • 3.2.7

    -This latest update improves screen sharing and video recording functionality. -We have upgraded the drawing toolkit, giving users many more ways to customize this display. -Bug fixes have been applied with subscription service maintenance. -Additional performance optimizations have been applied with this update.

  • 3.2.8

    1) Australian radar sites operated by the Bureau of Meteorology are now available. 2) Added the National Digital Forecast Database (NDFD) for all subscribers. This allows users to view all National Weather Service (U.S.) forecast graphical grids for items such as snowfall, temperature, precip totals and more. 3) We have made some user interface optimizations aimed at streamlining and cleaning up the overall look of RadarOmega. 4) Some reported bugs from users have been addressed. Remember if you spot something please email us at [email protected] - It is very possible we do not know about an issue. 5) This update paves the way for a much larger update that will take place later this fall/early winter.

  • 4.0.0

    RadarOmega 4.0 is a significant update in many ways. The highlight of this update will be a dramatic improvement in performance throughout the app. Improvements include faster data loading, faster animations, no resolution loss when zooming out & increased stability when loading many frames. The RadarOmega 4.0 update also comes with more streamlined menus and overall cleanup of the user interface. One example of this is the app state control which switches between radar/satellite/models..etc has been moved into the side menu. We have added new archive tools for viewing historical radar along with storm reports. See below for a breakdown of what RadarOmega 4.0 brings: -Significant radar performance improvements -Removed legacy radar render quality options as these are now obsolete -Dramatic performance improvements in Dual View/Increased Animation Frames -Quad Panel now available on iPad(Alpha Users) -Added Hail Size Indicator to initial storm track points -Added Historical Radar Data Viewer -Added Date Selection for Storm Reports & Merged with Historical Radar Viewer -cyclonePORT Enhancements a) Tempest Weather Station Support b) Davis Weather Link Support Alpha users can now use IP cameras with cyclonePORT with Pan-Tilt-Zoom Controls

  • 4.2

    -Added detailed METARs display -Marine Tools added a) Buoy's b) Tidal forecast points/detailed tide charts Hurricane Hunter Display Updated User Interface Updates- Streamlined Menus

  • 4.4

    Improved Winter Weather Radar -Smoothing & 3D Now Available with Winter Weather Radar for subscribers -WPC Fronts Added -Improved Subscription Process

  • 4.6

    Improved smoothing Storm Track feature for subscribers Day/Night Tracking Feature Basic User Profile Control Panel

  • 4.7

    Significant Model Data Upgrades -Added many new data products -Added GFS/ECMWF Global Model Data -Model Display UI Improvements -Model Smoothing and Color Table Customization Options Data Viewer Improvements Animation Slider Improvements

  • 4.8

    Alpha Users -New Model Color Tables -Comp Reflectivity Model Data Filter -Unit of Measure Selection for Model Wind Data -Streamlined Model Run Selection Menu Beta/Alpha -Updated MRMS Hail to allow smoothing All Subscribers -Product Select Menu added to Data Slider -Storm Track Enhancements Settings for user-drawn Storm Tracks added for customization Added ability for drawing out storm tracks for linear systems Added ability to customize storm track polygon fill color, border and opacity All Users -Fire Weather Outlook -Weekly Drought Monitor -SPC Severe Weather Outlook Updates Includes SPC Significant Severe Hatching with customization options Includes SPC 4-8 Day Extended Severe Weather Outlooks

  • 4.9

    -Improved tool menu for categorization of video/sensor networks & map tools -Hurricane models - HWRF & HMON added for subscribers -Geostationary Lightning Mapping Overlay added to Mesoscale and Storm Sectors -Lightning and METARS available for Mesoscale Satellite -cyclonePORT Display Modal Flexibility/draggable -Bottom bar remains even when radar site is closed -Storm tracks 'Display Local Time' option -Bugfix for Magic Keyboard Trackpad with iPad

  • 5.0

    -Resolved GPS location accuracy error for iPad devices -Faster Single Site Radar Updates -Faster Storm Based Warning Updates -General user interface improvements in RadarOmega 5.0 BASE USERS (Non Subscribers) - 15 Locations - Need to create an account, locations save cross platform - No custom Icon 1 custom location lists New warning animations New warning alert chime GAMMA - 30 Locations - Custom Icon Upload 2 Custom Location Lists Everything else included for Non-Subscribers BETA - 75 Locations - Custom Icon Upload 5 Custom Location Lists Everything Gamma & Below ALPHA - 150 Locations - Custom Icon Upload 10 custom location lists 1 site location monitoring (live monitor only, no SMS) Model suite update – new contours overlay (1 data set at a time) & contour customization Everything Beta & Below

  • 5.1

    Minor bug fixes and improvements

  • 5.2

    All Users: - Excessive Rainfall Outlook: Day 4 & Day 5 - Hurricane Hunter Updates - Non-Precipitation Watches/Warnings in USA - CPC Climatological Outlooks Temperature/Precipitation - Graticules with Lat/Lon labels - Various bug fixes Alpha Subscribers: - Volumetric Radar Viewer (Hi-Res Reflectivity only) - Custom Lightning Monitoring Zones

  • 5.4

    Live Power Outage Display Updated Legends Performance Optimizations

  • 5.5

    Add-On -Rapid Sweep All Users -New warning display dialog -Hi-Res Storm Relative Velocity -Lightning Strike Interval Display

  • 5.6

    Minor bug fixes

  • 5.7

    Additional cleanup Minor bug fixes

  • 5.7.1

    Minor bug fixes

  • 5.7.2

    Small bug fixes.

  • 5.8.0 · 15 Jul 2026

    Minor bug fixes

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