Yes, Hurricane Tracker is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The Hurricane Tracker app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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5 out of 5
5 ratings in Czechia
Living in south Florida, this app has been very handy for tracking the hurricanes that threaten the area. I have the widget installed but it shows a current storm whereas the app shows no storms. A readding the widget doesn’t help. But that’s the only issue.
The app does not stay current with the storms that are forming or storms that have passed. Example recent hurricane Sarah information was not updated in a timely manner. Including information of the storms dissipation.
Doesn’t show current status Updates are history and rather than current Free apps show better tracking & stats Model predictions & results are often bogus premium info of little use or value
I have been using this app for several years. It displays accurate information and is especially helpful here in Florida where I live. I recently inadvertently subscribed for a second time and the customer service was good in resolving the problem promptly.
Old info retained way too long. New info not updated fast as it should. Slow to post new developments. Premium graphics ad keeps popping up and I already subscribe.
I have had this app for a few years now and they have been cutting back on what graphics are available to were I don’t even use this app anymore because the basic tracking information including wind cones is not available unless you pay for premium.
I’ve used this app for several years and, apart from a quirky user interface, it works well. I decided to upgrade to Premium Graphics so I paid $35 in September. Today I received another charge for $25 via PayPal (unauthorized) so I’m not sure what is going on but for that to even happen is not a good sign.
I live in Florida and I’ve been using this app for years and find it easy to navigate a filled with the information I need to make decisions. It’s the only app I need during storm season.
I use to really like the app, but without the barometric pressure it is pretty useless. Wind speed and direction are great but without that barometric pressure I don’t waste my time.
I signed up and paid for premium graphics. However, the designer seems determined to firewall my use of it. The app doesn’t seem to recognize me and I can find no clear sign in button. It is annoying. I regret having paid for it.
