For weather fans and power users
Weather+
The past and the long view: the weather data that's hard to find anywhere else, in one place.
$6.99 a month or $59 a year. $4.99 a month on Plus. Included with Pro.
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Radar replay of any past day
Pick a date and time and play back any NOAA radar, every picture and tilt, back to March 2022. Up to four panels side by side.
Free: the last 24 hours.
Every warning at an address
Every tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood and winter warning, watch and advisory issued for a spot, back to 1986, with a spreadsheet download.
Free: the last 30 days.
What the forecast said
We save the National Weather Service forecast for up to 10 of your places every day, so you can see what it said up to 6 days ahead and how it changed.
Starts saving the day you add a place.
12-hour radar loops
Single-radar loops of 6 or 12 hours, to follow a storm from the first cell to the last.
Free: loops up to 4 hours.
Long-range outlooks
NOAA's week 3-4, next-month and next-three-months temperature and rain outlooks on one page.
Free: the 6-10 and 8-14 day outlooks.
Older balloon soundings
Any weather balloon launch back to 1990, with the same Skew-T, hodograph and plain-word notes.
Free: the last 30 days.
What stays free
Everything on the weather site that's free today stays free, with no sign-in: live radar with one or two panels and every radar picture, satellite, the alert map and phone alerts, model maps (including the last four runs), storms, hurricanes, heavy rain, fire weather, soundings and the 7-day forecast for any place.
Weather+ is a weather add-on. It does not change job records, PDFs or other AtmosDays plan limits. Payments are handled by Paddle.com, our reseller; cancel anytime. See the refund policy.
Data: NOAA NEXRAD Level III (NOAA Open Data on AWS, via Unidata), National Weather Service warnings archived by Iowa State University's Iowa Environmental Mesonet, National Weather Service forecasts, NOAA Climate Prediction Center outlooks. Public domain.