Thank you SO much, Mike, for FINALLY giving people what they want and need (unlike so many apps) in a weather app. You can open the app and see everything you really want in a hurry on one page. From there, should you want to see more in-depth information, you can find what you want without an Easter Egg hunt, the way so many weather apps are designed. By the way, while I love all of the KJRH news team, and Michael is doing a great job as the new chief meteorologist, you are very missed on traditional broadcast news. I’m thankful you are still keeping us safe and informed via the internet.

Mike isn’t just a weatherman. Mike is a public service, a guardian angel, and quite frankly the reason my grocery cart looks unhinged every time snow is mentioned.Thanks to Mike’s forecast, we had just enough warning before the winter storm to do what any sane household would do panic all the bread, eggs, and milk. French toast for days? Check. Milk to bathe in if necessary? Check. Eggs? So many eggs. If society had collapsed, we would’ve been fine thanks, Mike. But it doesn’t stop at snow. Oh no, while tornadoes haven’t touched down directly at our house we’ve had some pretty close calls over the years which is enough to start making anyone rethink their life choices. Thanks to Mikes calm delivery and magical radar we knew exactly when to take cover. Because of him we stayed safe. Mike has led us through snow storms, tornadoes and those special days when Oklahoma weather chooses just pure chaos. Mike deserves 5 stars all around. Not all heroes wear capes folks!

This is hands-down my favorite weather app, especially for severe weather. The alerts are useful — not confusing or overblown. When storms are coming, this is the app (and weather man) I turn to. I’ve followed Mike Collier here and on other platforms for years, and he explains things in a way that makes sense and helps you know when to really take action. I check this app every day, but especially when the weather turns bad. Highly recommend.

I’ve only had this app for a month (November2025) and the accuracy of this app. When I get notifications about wind in the area of Oklahoma where I am at in the moment, I know it is sever wind. If it says thunder, it’s sever thunder in the location I am at. it starts doing what the notification says, there no guessing if l am near by, will I experience the rain for example. It pinpoints where you are so yes if it says tornado I’m trusting the tornado is nearby and can’t wait to see the accuracy take place come tornado season.