TornadoSpy 5.34

TornadoSpy, utilizing the advanced AccuSpy™ technology, empowers users to promptly report and access official and user-observed tornadoes, complete with radar snapshots of the sightings. An illustrative example includes a TornadoSpy user who detected the Oklahoma City tornado 20 minutes ahead of the NOAA report on 5/10/10, affording fellow TornadoSpy users crucial lead time to evade the perilous weather. Such instances are common due to the instantaneous submission and visibility of user reports.

• Front-page feature on USAToday on 5/31/11.
• Over 150,000 confirmed alerts dispatched.
• More than 40,000 TornadoSpy contributors in addition to professional spotters from the National Weather Service.

Sightings undergo rigorous filtration via cutting-edge AccuSpy™ technology to eliminate false alarms, ensuring users exclusively receive the most precise observations.

Key Features:

• Track tornado movement globally on the integrated map
• Report nearby tornadoes with a single touch
• Incorporates radar snapshots of sightings
• Access official reports from National Weather Service storm spotters
• Instantly share and view tornado images
• Filter sightings by spotter ratings
• Browse previous tornado occurrences
• Add storm report notes
• Users can evaluate sightings submitted by peers
• Select landscape or portrait orientations
• State-of-the-art storm spotting technology with AccuSpy™

Witness firsthand the largest and most rapid global storm spotting network by downloading now.

To view a demonstration video, visit justintimeapps.com/ts.html.

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For each tornado outbreak in the US this year, TornadoSpy has offered corresponding reports. Utilize the app's history feature to verify this claim. Moreover, there are no subscription fees associated with this app. With a substantial user base, TornadoSpy has issued alerts up to 30 minutes in advance of standard NOAA sightings. Notably, the Missouri tornado reference in the comments was disclosed (including images) well before the NOAA sighting.

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