However, after I left the application - stopping it, I noticed that I still have a banner running at the top of my screen which says,”NOAA Now is Actively Using Your Location. Well, I chose (2), because I thought it only fair that an application might need your location info while you are using it, so that it runs more efficiently or better, etc. (2) Use your location only while using app I was astonished to find that the app does NOT follow its own settings.when you first set it up, you are given three choices as a setting:

You can cancel the subscription at any time through your iTunes account settings, but you must do so at least 24 hours before the end of the current month to avoid being charged, and ads will show again at the start of the subsequent month.

The subscription price of 0.99 USD (in your local currency) will be charged to your iTunes account at confirmation of purchase and, for each renewal, within 24 hours prior to the end of the current month. Removing ads also provides access to other premium content and features. There is an auto-renewing subscription option within the app to track worldwide tropical cyclones, typhoons, hurricanes and other global weather hazards, and comprehensive ocean conditions forecasts for the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.ĭevelopment of global storms is funded in part by ads, which can be removed by selecting the monthly auto-renewing subscription option 'Remove Ads' from the app's settings menu. Information in the app is courtesy of various open government sources as indicated in each section.

US mainland storms, including the latest tornado and severe thunderstorm alerts the latest worldwide marine information hurricanes, typhoons and tropical storms in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans Global storms provides the latest severe weather information including:

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