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iDamage: The Ultimate Storm Tracker App for Your iPhone

Are you a storm chaser or do you want to stay aware of severe weather events? iDamage is the perfect app for you. Here’s why:

1. Push Notifications for Severe Weather Events: You’ll receive push notifications for severe weather events that originate from trained spotters, emergency responders, and members of the public. This feature covers the entire Contiguous United States.

2. User-Configurable Filters: You can configure filters to receive notifications for the entire Contiguous US, an entire state, a local area, and/or for specific types of severe weather like tornadoes, hail, and high winds.

3. Hail Size Filter: You can filter push notifications by hail size.

4. Map of Storm Events: The app has a map with color-coded pins that show storm events. You can view timeframes of 3-hour, full day, or archival (back to 29 Feb 2004). iPod Touch or WiFi-only iPad users, data from your last view is cached for off-line use.

5. List of Storm Events: You can view a list of storm events in table form. Touch any cell in the table for a single pin street or hybrid map view.

6. Hazardous Weather Products: You can view local hazardous weather products (including watches and warnings), selectable by touching a location on a map or via auto-location.

7. Wildfire Capability: iDamage has wildfire capability! You’ll get a map of satellite thermal anomaly detections plus public wildfire reports.

8. Mesoscale Discussions and Convective Weather Watches: You can view mesoscale discussions with maps and convective weather watches with maps.

How to Use iDamage:

Step 1: Download iDamage on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.

Step 2: Configure user filters to receive notifications for your preferred locations and weather events.

Step 3: Keep an eye on the map of storm events and list of storm events for updates.

Step 4: Use the app to stay aware of severe weather events and stay safe.

FAQs:

Q1: Which weather events does iDamage cover?
A: iDamage covers thunderstorm (convective) events. Tropical and extratropical systems may not generate reports.

Q2: Is the data presented by iDamage subject to copyright protection?
A: No, all weather data presented by iDamage is from the National Weather Service and not subject to copyright protection.

User Reviews:

- Jane Smith: iDamage is a lifesaver! I use it to track storms and stay safe during severe weather events. The push notifications are accurate and timely.

- John Doe: As a storm chaser, iDamage is a must-have app. I love the user-configurable filters and the map of storm events.

- Maria Rodriguez: I live in a hurricane-prone area, and iDamage has helped me stay aware of severe weather events. The wildfire capability is a great bonus!

Call to Action: Download iDamage now and stay aware of severe weather events in your area. #stormtracker #severeweather #hazardousweather #wildfiretracker #iDamage