KOMU WX for iPad
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
KOMU 8, is proud to announce a full featured weather app for the iPhone and iPod Touch platforms. The most trusted local weather information in mid Missouri is now available whenever and wherever you want it.
Features
• Track Mid-Missouri storms with a highly responsive interactive map optimized for 3G and WiFi performance
• Get accurate 10 day forecasts with both daily and hourly detail
• Vertical and horizontal map display with looping
• NOWrad, the gold standard for radar in the weather industry
• Highest resolution satellite cloud imagery available
• Exclusive patent pending Road Weather Index
• Get your First Alert to severe weather with color coded alerts arranged by severity
• Fully integrated GPS for current location awareness
• Integrated compass overlay for 3GS models
• Ability to easily save your favorite locations
• Full featured and user tested
• iOS 4 compatibility
Features
• Track Mid-Missouri storms with a highly responsive interactive map optimized for 3G and WiFi performance
• Get accurate 10 day forecasts with both daily and hourly detail
• Vertical and horizontal map display with looping
• NOWrad, the gold standard for radar in the weather industry
• Highest resolution satellite cloud imagery available
• Exclusive patent pending Road Weather Index
• Get your First Alert to severe weather with color coded alerts arranged by severity
• Fully integrated GPS for current location awareness
• Integrated compass overlay for 3GS models
• Ability to easily save your favorite locations
• Full featured and user tested
• iOS 4 compatibility
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 25.06 MB of space to download and install KOMU WX for iPad app. KOMU WX for iPad was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of University of Missouri at http://www.komu.com/contacts/.
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