The Weather Channel rolled out the latest Storm Radar update in April, adding a customizable AI weather presenter and a suite of new alerts. The iPhone and iPad app now pushes hyperlocal lightning warnings and high‑resolution single‑site radar with more than a dozen intensity parameters. Users customize the presenter’s voice and tone style.

Beyond the chatbot, Storm Radar offers real‑time storm alerts sourced from NOAA and the National Weather Service, crystal‑clear radar layers, and a user‑focused redesign that lets users reorder widgets or overlay a personal calendar. Premium features unlock for $3.99/month or $19.99/year, while the Pro tier adds all extras for $4.99/month. The interface also supports dark mode for better outdoor readability.

The update finally lands on Apple Watch, delivering hourly forecasts, now‑cast charts, and three watch‑face complications that let users glance at conditions without unlocking the phone. Free on the App Store, the cross‑platform rollout expands The Weather Channel’s push into wearable weather, giving hyperlocal data to users who need instant alerts during summer thunderstorms today.