• Support for complimentary access accounts. • Small fixes and polish.

• The map now follows your selected home instantly when you switch between saved places. • Small fixes and polish.

Radar, refined: • Smooth, flicker-free radar animation that clearly shows where the rain is heading, with a progress bar and a clean pause before each replay. • Radar data now refreshes automatically every time you open the app and every few minutes while you watch. • New weather summary on the full-screen radar: current temperature, conditions, and highs and lows for today and tomorrow. • A clearer welcome tour that plays on its own and pauses when you want to browse.

Live animated radar is here: • The Hurricane Tracker map now shows real NOAA NEXRAD precipitation radar in full color — watch the past hour of storms sweep across your coast and see exactly which way the rain is moving. • Tap the map for a full-screen radar view with pinch-to-zoom; the animation keeps playing while you explore. • Play/pause the loop, check each frame's timestamp, or toggle the radar layer off for a clean map. • Plus a cleaner risk card and small fixes throughout.

A brand-new welcome experience: • Five-page animated intro tour — see how FloodCast reads the storm, the tides, and your home's ground height before you even sign in. • Watch a hurricane track across a live map, and preview the real tide chart for today and the week ahead. • Email sign-in now has its own clear code-entry screen, with automatic code fill from Mail. • Missed the intro? Replay it anytime from the sign-in screen.

FloodCast now warns you earlier and reads the water smarter: • Prepare alerts up to a day sooner — a strong storm headed your way raises your risk while it's still hundreds of miles out (the lesson of Idalia and Helene, 400 mi away 24 hours before flooding Tampa Bay). • Receding water near a hurricane is now a warning, not an all-clear — when a storm pulls the bay out, FloodCast expects the rebound flood (the Irma lesson). • A hurricane eye within 50 miles always reads at least Medium risk. • Every risk rule is validated against 20 years of real Florida storm and tide-gauge records.

Smarter, more honest storm intelligence: • FloodCast now knows which SIDE of a hurricane's track you're on — the side where surge piles in vs. the side where water is pulled away (Ian flooded Fort Myers while draining Tampa Bay). Validated against 20 years of Florida storms. • Storm surge now comes from the nearest NOAA station with a real water-level sensor, for every coastal address. • "Your Base vs. Sea Level" is drawn to true scale — flood depth shows exactly how high water would reach on your home. • Clearer flood-depth callouts, faster first load, and polish.