Texas Storm Chasers 12+

I live in Midlothian Texas and on multiple occasions TSC has been a Godsend. For some reason it just isn’t important that the local stations cover our area during significant storms. It all started one time when our tornado sirens were going off but no one was talking about it on the news. My daughter, myself and all our pets were in our safe place. I was texting friends to see if they had heard anything and one of them told me to get on TSCs site and from that point forward I always put them on during any weather issues because there was actually a tornado in our area. Thank you TSC.

I loved TSC before but now even more since they have the app! It seems that right about the time I’m thinking “What will the temp be tomorrow? What I should wear”, boom, a TSC notification comes through telling me what I need to know. I don’t ever even check my local TV station app anymore.

Not only that, for work my husband travels in Oklahoma/Arkansas/Louisiana (in addition to Texas) and Texas Storm Chasers information about bad weather in those states has literally persuaded him to choose another week for his business travel.

Keep up the great work, TSC!

While the app is amazing overall, there is one detail that prevents me from giving a 5 star review. That issue involves notifications, specifically, the app badge. With every notification sent out, the number of notifications shown in the app badge increases. Regardless of the number of times I open the app, the app bad notification does not clear out, I am currently sitting at 27 reported notifications. There does not appear to be a way to mark these as “read”, thus, I have a perpetually increasing number of unread notifications.

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Edit to add a second issue of significance, this time, with the radar. While on my iPad Pro, the radar does not utilize the entire screen, it uses about a quarter of the screen.