Aurora Forecast & Alerts

Aurora Forecast & Alerts

By LW Brands, LLC

  • Category: Weather
  • Release Date: 2019-08-25
  • Current Version: 1.2.14
  • Adult Rating: 12+
  • File Size: 12.49 MB
  • Developer: LW Brands, LLC
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 14.0 or later.
Score: 4.62298
4.62298
From 2,655 Ratings

Description

The best Aurora Forecast app for iOS. Main Features Include: + Interactive Aurora Forecast Map + Customizable Kp Index Push Notifications + Solar Wind, Density, Bz, Bt + 30-minute Geomagnetic Power Forecast + 3-day Space Weather Forecast + 27-day Space Weather Forecast + SWPC Alerts, Watches & Warnings + Short Term Forecast Model Graphics + Experimental Aurora Forecast Graphics + Educational Resources -- Interactive Aurora Forecast Map -- Tap anywhere on the map for a 30-minute, spot specific aurora visibility forecast. This data is customizable and updates every 5 minutes. -- Push Notifications -- Get notified when aurora visibility atmospheric conditions are forecasted to be favorable. Alerts can be customized by Kp Index. Currently there are 3 types of Push Notifications: Daily, Weeky, and SWPC Warnings & Alerts. -- Short Term Aurora Forecast -- + Hemispheric Power Index + Ovation Prime Forecast Model Graphics + General Space Weather Discussion -- 3-day Aurora Forecast -- + Middle & Upper Latitude K-index Forecast + Probability of Geomagnetic Conditions + Solar Radiation Storm Forecast Probability + Radio Blackout Activity & Forecast + Polar Cap Absorption Forecast + Whole Disk Flare Probability + Region Flare Probabilities + Solar Flux -- 27-day Aurora Forecast -- + Forecast Highlights Discussion + SWPC Alert Details + Kp Index + Ap Index + Radio Flux -- Educational Resources -- + Tips on Viewing the Aurora + Aurora Visibility: How Far South/North Can Aurora Be Observed? TERMS & CONDITIONS https://lwbrandsllc.com/aurora-forecast-app-terms-conditions/

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Reviews

  • We counted on this program while in Alaska. I’m a Professional Photographer photographing northern l

    5
    By nlpgstudio
    We moved to Alaska my wife is a Nurse Practitioner she was considered a doctor in remote locations. I’m a Professional Photographer I photographed 20K images i in n 3 years all Alaska. My website will be back at the end of the month the same pictures are on Instagram NLPGSTUDIO.COM This site was very helpful in Alaska and very accurate we use it in New Hampshire thanks Peter Johnston
  • Great app

    5
    By Pow999pow
    Great app and quick responses to emails
  • App not updating

    2
    By licialowoke :)
    I love this app, but as of yesterday the map is stuck and not updating. Please fix this!
  • Buggy

    3
    By VT cat lover
    The app quits with no reason and switches too rapidly to adverts which means having to quit it. Push-notifications are good though.
  • Best app

    5
    By Kqueenoh
    The notification are great and accurate. I was able to capture beautiful photos when the app told me the viewing was at just 6 %. Love this app.
  • For intuitive use to complex data.

    5
    By 57gf
    The app has very simple intuitive displays for the casual user, but it also has an extensive choice of astrophysical parameters for the hard-core enthusiasts. For me, the best feature is that the Alerts are free, and can be be modified for several physical parameters.
  • Not reliable

    1
    By d stub
    Sending false warnings for Aurora sightings
  • Accurate and timely

    4
    By Northwoods25
    Use this app all the time and was excited to try it in northern Norway. While there, it sent me an alert and we had a 100%. Chance of seeing them. Unfortunately, every night of our twelve days there, we had fog and or clouds if not raining. We were excited to see that folks farther north had clear skies and wonderful photos. Maybe next year
  • Dark mode

    1
    By Play On 04
    An app primarily used for nighttime viewing doesn’t have dark mode. Seems odd
  • It’s nice but too many alerts

    4
    By lindaht
    And unclear how I’d switch to daily alerts rather than anytime the sun makes the tiniest move. You can switch the level it will alert at (am giving that a try) but not the frequency.

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