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Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live

Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live

4.2
Downloads: 10,000,000+ Reviews: 423,000 Content Rating: Everyone
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Overview

Category

Weather

Developer

Mosaic Srl

Price

Free

Released On

May 4, 2016

Version

1.72.7

Requires Android

8.0

In-App Purchases

$0.99 - $81.99 per item

Contains Ads

No

Updated At

Oct 24, 2025

Features

Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live is an all-in-one weather tracker right on your device.

Consider Clime your one-stop weather radar app. Keep current with important weather changes using real-time radar images, precipitation and temperature forecasts, customizable weather alerts, accurate weather maps, and more. Concerned about Hurricane Season? Stay ahead of it with the Hurricane Tracker.

Take advantage of having accurate US radar data, like detected areas of rain, snow, and mixed precipitation...

Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live is an all-in-one weather tracker right on your device. Consider Clime your one-stop weather radar app. Keep current with important weather changes using real-time radar images, precipitation and temperature forecasts, customizable weather alerts, accurate weather maps, and more. Concerned about Hurricane Season? Stay ahead of it with the Hurricane Tracker. Take advantage of having accurate US radar data, like detected areas of rain, snow, and mixed precipitation, right on your phone. Use the radar map to check precipitation’s movement, and make your own predictions based on animated radar images for the last 40 minutes, up to the current time. Switch between the rain radar and other overlays in app settings, or customize the radar map by tweaking opacity of radar images and choosing the most convenient loop speed and background map for your radar. STAY INFORMED

Prepare for rain and snow with the 24-hr precipitation forecast
View cloud cover as seen from space
Bookmark multiple locations for easier navigation SEE THE DETAILS
Today’s weather and 7-day local weather forecast
Current, today’s min & max, and "Feels Like" temperatures
Pressure, humidity, wind speed & wind direction, visibility weather, dew point
Chance of precipitation
Sunrise & sunset timeKEEP YOURSELF SAFE WITH A RELIABLE STORM TRACKER
Receive push notifications and alerts for bookmarked locations (tornadoes, hurricanes, freeze warnings, storm alerts, and more)
Monitor important National Weather Service watches, warnings, and alerts in the form of interactive polygons on the map
Need a tornado tracker? Clime delivers tornado warnings and watches to your fingertipsGO PRO WITH CLIME: NOAA WEATHER RADAR LIVE
Alerts for all saved locations
Hurricane & tropical storm tracker
Precipitation forecast map for 72 hours
Lightning tracker
Temperature forecast map
Rain alerts
Fires & hotspots
RainScope
Hourly 14-day forecast with weather information
Snow depth forecast
Pollen data
No adsNeed a real-time weather radar app? Make Clime your go-to storm radar! You’ll have storm radar in the palm of your hand! Clime uses radar data provided by the NOAA, so it’s like having an advanced weather station right on your smartphone. Radar coverage: radar images show the US (the radar is available for the Continental US, Alaska (except northern), Hawaii, Northern Mariana Islands and Puerto Rico), Mexico (northern), Canada (southern), Australia, many European countries, Japan, etc. See the full list of countries with the radar map available on the developer’s website. Precipitation and temperature, snow depth forecast maps, as well as the satellite map and the weather forecast supported by precipitation alerts are available for most of the world. Hurricane tracking, wildfire, and lightning trackers are also available for most of the world. NWS watches, warnings: the US only. Governmental weather warnings: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK. Subscription payments will be charged to your Google Play account at confirmation of your purchase. Subscriptions will automatically renew and you will be charged unless auto-renew is turned off or unless you cancel at least 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription or trial period. Any unused portion of a free trial period will be forfeited when you purchase a premium subscription during the free trial period. The cost of renewal depends on the Subscription Plan you choose. Subscriptions and auto-renewal may be managed by going to Account Settings after purchase or by contacting Customer Support. Clime Weather Service, LLC is a part of Bending Spoons S. p. A. Privacy Policy: https://climeradar. com/privacyPolicyTerms: https://climeradar. com/terms

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Ratings breakdown

423,000 reviews
5★
68%
4★
12%
3★
3%
2★
3%
1★
14%

Developer contact

Name

MOSAIC SRL

Address

VIA NINO BONNET 10 20154 MILANO Italy

Phone

+1 650-379-0922

Support

support@climeradar.com

Privacy

View policy

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live free to use?
high

Yes, the app is free to download and use. However, it contains ads and offers optional in-app purchases and subscriptions (priced $0.99 - $81.99 per item) to remove ads and unlock premium features like a hurricane tracker, lightning tracker, 72-hour precipitation forecast, and more.

Source: app_metadata

Does Clime still provide accurate weather radar data?
low

Recent user reviews indicate mixed opinions. While the app was historically praised for accuracy, at least one recent reviewer reports that data has become 'completely unreliable' in the last year or two. This is based on a single review, so it may not represent most users' experience.

Source: user_reviews, app_metadata

Can I remove ads in Clime?
medium

Yes, ads can be removed by purchasing a premium subscription. The app description notes that the Pro version offers 'no ads' as a feature. Recent users have complained that free-version ads are intrusive and sometimes break app functionality.

Source: app_metadata, user_reviews

Is Clime available outside the United States?
high

Yes, the app provides radar coverage for the US, parts of Canada, Mexico, Australia, Japan, many European countries, and others. Precipitation, temperature, and snow forecast maps are available for most of the world. NWS watches and warnings are US-only.

Source: app_metadata

Does Clime have a paid subscription that auto-renews?
high

Yes, subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage auto-renewal in your Google Play Account Settings.

Source: app_metadata

How to Use

Clime: NOAA Weather Radar Live provides real-time weather radar, forecasts, and customizable alerts based on NOAA data. (app_description)

Getting Started

Source: app_description_and_user_feedback_noted

  1. Download and open the app. Grant location permissions to see local weather automatically.
  2. View the radar map to see precipitation movement. Use the animation feature to see the last 40 minutes of weather patterns.
  3. Set up bookmarked locations for quick access to weather for multiple areas (e.g., home, work, travel destinations). Note: some users find managing many saved locations difficult due to the map-based deletion interface.
  4. Configure notification settings to receive severe weather alerts (tornado, hurricane, freeze warnings) for your bookmarked locations.

Key Features (from app listing)

Source: app_description

  • Real-time weather radar with animated precipitation images
  • 24-hour precipitation and 7-day local weather forecasts
  • Detailed weather metrics: temperature, humidity, wind, pressure, dew point, visibility
  • Interactive NWS watches, warnings, and alerts shown as polygons on the map
  • Hurricane tracker and lightning tracker (premium features)
  • Customizable radar overlays: choose loop speed, opacity, and background map
  • Bookmark multiple locations for easy navigation
  • Sunrise/sunset times and 'Feels Like' temperature
Pro Tip: If you find the free version's ads too intrusive, consider upgrading to the Pro subscription to remove ads and unlock the lightning tracker, 72-hour precipitation forecast, and other premium features. Several recent reviewers indicated they valued these features.

This tip is derived from recent user feedback about ad frustration (Reviews #4 and #5) and the app metadata listing 'no ads' and premium features as part of the Pro subscription.

How this content was created

Content type: pattern_analysis_of_user_reviews_and_metadata

AI generated: Yes

Data sources:
  • Google Play user reviews (5 (only recent_reviews bucket was available) per app), May 2024 to January 2026 based on available review dates
  • Google Play ratings distribution
  • App Store listing metadata
Limitations:
  • Review samples are not statistically representative of all user sentiment
  • Only 5 recent reviews were available; liked_negative, liked_positive, and mixed buckets were missing
  • Claims labeled 'low confidence' are based on single-review observations only; claims labeled 'medium' rely on 2-4 reviews from one bucket
  • No real-world app testing was conducted
  • Feature availability may vary by region, device, and app version
  • The sample period spans May 2024 to January 2026, which may not reflect the current app version (1.72.7)
  • Ratings distribution data was not available to contextualize the sample

Pros & Cons

Based on analysis of Google Play user reviews

Pros

  • Generally good app with useful features like lightning tracker and real-time radar.

    Theme 'Overall quality' identified in recent_review #3 and #4

  • Provides weather alerts and notifications for bookmarked locations.

    Theme 'Alerts' identified in recent_review #1

  • Allows users to report local weather conditions (rainy or sunny).

    Theme 'User reporting' identified in recent_review #1

Cons

  • Intrusive ads that can block critical weather alerts, including tornado warnings.

    Theme 'Dangerous ads' identified in recent_review #4 and #5

  • Key features like future radar and lightning tracker require a paid subscription.

    Theme 'Paywalled features' identified in recent_review #1 and #3

  • Geolocation is inaccurate, often showing location 10-15 miles away from actual position.

    Theme 'Inaccurate geolocation' identified in recent_review #2

Recent Reviews

Elliot Pfeiffer

3★

This used to be my go-to app for weather, real-time radar, and alerts. I appreciate that you can report different weather outside, but there's only two really generic options: Rainy or Sunny. It also sends you notifications about the current temperature, which I also like, but if you go to a different town, it'll still give data on the town you were last in. And to do ANYTHING else, you need to have a subscription. Dude, you can't even view the future radar without it. 😑

January 24, 2026 12 likes

Greg Henle

3★

Managing saved locations is difficult. If you travel a lot and save travel locations for local weather, you accumulate a lot of saved places. To delete them, you then have to scroll around the map, tap the bookmark. Not a bad idea in theory but in practice, when the map auto updates and centers on your location again... Regarding geolocation. It's inaccurate. I see it initially has my location correct but then it "corrects" the location to be about 10 to 15 mi away from my current location.

January 24, 2026 7 likes

Hannah Legacy

2★

Kinda mad I forgot to cancel this before it renewed honestly. This was my favorite weather app for a really long time. I found it to be really accurate and my favorite part was the lightning tracker. In the last year or two the data has become completely unreliable, and the lightning feature straight up does not work. It stopped working OVER a year ago... How is this not fixed by now?? I'd understand if it was a free app, but I pay 20 bucks a year. Do yourself a favor and get WeatherBug.

August 15, 2024 74 likes

Steve Hale

3★

App is generally very good. The ads are somewhat annoying, but I get it -- it's a free app, they have to pay for it somehow. HOWEVER..... Lately one of the pop-up ads just goes to a completely black screen with no way to get back to the radar. Closing/reopening the app does not work, engaging/disengaging airplane mode does not work. The only way to get back to normal operation is to reboot the phone, which has me looking for a new radar app

May 22, 2024 87 likes

Michael Kolodzie

2★

The app was great for the weather. The advertising is terrible and relentless. The commercial times start, and then you can't delete them or stop the ad. Therefore, you can't even see the weather most of the time. The ads are really annoying, but I understand they have to pay for the app somehow. HOWEVER, one of the pop-up ads just blocked the Tornado warnings, jeopardizing our lives. We couldn't even watch the weather because the ad was more important than the weather.

June 22, 2024 100 likes