Bug Fixes -Fixed an issue where expired alerts wouldn't display when no active alerts were present. The progressive fallback (today → yesterday → 48hrs → 7 days → 30/60/90 days → 6 months → 1 year) now works reliably across all alert categories. -Fixed radar tiles showing "zoom level not supported" error when zooming in too far. RainViewer standard radar now caps at zoom 7, and HD radar/forecast/satellite/precipitation layers cap at zoom 12. UI Updates -New app icon -Updated splash screen with new logo -Updated header with new logo

Bug Fix: -Fixed canceled subscribers being locked out of premium features — users who canceled but still have time remaining on their subscription now correctly retain premium access until their billing period ends Improvements: -Redesigned Alert Preferences screen with improved UI for managing alert type selections -Updated Post-Purchase Onboarding flow with refreshed design -Enhanced Welcome Popup with better onboarding experience -New Learn More Modal showcasing all supported alert types (tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood, hurricane, blizzard, winter storm, etc.) -Improved expired alerts data fetching reliability -Better active alert data context handling

-Streamlined setup: Account creation and contact info are now on a single page for faster onboarding -New alert types showcase: See the most popular severe weather alerts we monitor — from tornadoes to tsunamis — during onboarding and in the Learn More section -Improved reliability: Alerts are now fetched with full pagination to ensure no warnings are ever missed during active weather events

-Performance improvements — Optimized all database queries to fetch only required columns instead of entire rows, significantly reducing data transfer and speeding up alert loading times -Fixed expired alerts — Resolved an issue with the expired alerts view -Improved multi-state alert handling — Alerts spanning multiple states (e.g., a single warning covering NJ + NY) now correctly merge UGC codes and affected zones, so state filtering works accurately -Database optimizations — Added targeted indexes and a stored procedure to reduce backend query time, plus automated cleanup of old expired alerts

-Improved performance with faster alert loading across all screens -Expired alerts section now only loads when no active alerts are present, keeping the focus on what matters most -Alert details like storm parameters now load on demand for a smoother scrolling experience -Fixed various stability improvements and optimizations

-Severe Weather Outlooks — New outlook map with SPC convective and excessive rainfall outlooks, so you can see risk areas before storms develop -Improved Alert Grouping — Alerts are now intelligently linked using VTEC codes, so related updates (upgrades, extensions, cancellations) appear as a single chain instead of duplicates -Expired Alerts with Maps — Browse recently expired alerts with full map views, so you can review what happened after the event -Alert Update Tree — See the full history of an alert's lifecycle (issued → updated → expired) in a new visual timeline within each alert -Better Map Zoom — Maps now auto-zoom to fit the alert area more accurately -Category Screen Improvements — All alert category screens (severe weather, flood, fire, winter, marine, tropical, wind) now show both active and expired alerts with consistent layout and counts -Focused Alert Banner — Tapping an alert on the map highlights it with an improved info banner showing timing details -App Rating Prompt — We'll occasionally ask for your feedback to help improve Storm Tracker -Bug Fixes — Fixed alert ordering, time display issues, zone geometry rendering, and various stability improvements

What's New in 1.0.1 -Improved onboarding experience — welcome screen now fits perfectly on all device sizes without scrolling -Added "Rate App" and "Share App" options in Settings -New in-app feedback system — we'd love to hear from you! -Bug fixes and performance improvements