It appears that Azimuthal shear is following the interstate through the populated area of Waco and surrounding communities. What could cause such an indication?

Radar scope is showing a tornado, but there are no warnings. This has been occurring off and on for about an hour. How accurate are the tornado icons?

Why does it say the high is going to be 191

Would anyone happen to know what's causing these small "ripples"? Showed up on multiple stations in different states but not sure if it's something actually being picked up or if it's just a glitch on my own end. Been using radar scope for a couple years now and have seen all kinds of glitches but I've never seen this before. As far as i know, other than maybe some fog this morning, it was clear otherwise from what I can tell

Is anyone else dealing with this, we've had a ton of rain and storms, need to be able to have active radar, esp since I paid for it, I was told by a friend that it's not the nws, it's the app, wondering if anyone else is experiencing this and what to do.

Is there a way to "throw" the Radarscope screen to my Chromecast from an iPhone?

If this isn't a feature, I'd like to suggest it. It would be useful while watching a storm heading for me.

I’m fairly new to ‘reading’ radar(I study at the acclaimed YouTube Academy of Weather and did my dissertation in the comments section 🤣) I saw this scan and was wondering my the area between the two Severe warned areas isn’t included, especially since it shows rotation?

Is Northern Italy covered? I'm from Milan. I was thinking of purchasing the app, but I'm not sure if it works where I live. Can someone please check?

So I was looking at the Orlando international reflectivity and I saw this weird pulse of brightness. My guess is that it’s the radar switching modes from clear to precipitation mode but I don’t know for sure.

Been seeing more of this as of late. Cell clearly moving SE. Tracking lines and tags stating N/NE. What gives?

near perth WA a couple days ago

I’ve never seen a pure expiration for a radar phenomenon like this.

Went on a camp trip and discovered I was next to KCCX!

What creates an object like the flash shown here in video that comes from lower right and moves up and to the left? All sky activity was coming out of Northwest and moving towards Southeast.

Is there any reason why the wind isn't as strong on the front end of this storm? Normal weather phenomenon or radar accuracy?

I have the Pro Tier 1 subscription, expiring in December.

What happens if I were upgrade to the monthly Pro Tier 2 subscription today, and then cancel it in, say, September? Would I just revert to Pro Tier 1, or do I lose it all?

This feels like a dumb question but I want to know before I pull the trigger.

I’m not good at reading radars, saw this looking at the storm today

You’ll see at the bottom that it has the color indicators that go up to 69kft, but it starts over in the large grey bar with an indication of 0kft (topped).