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Winter Weather Alerts: Heavy snow & Ice

04:57 PM
January 25, 2021

New app feature
Winter Weather Alerts: Heavy snow & Ice

Snow

We are excited to announce the new Winter Weather Alerts!

Starting this week, you will always be notified when your location is at risk of heavy snow and freezing rain.

The Weather Alert system is part of our in-app 90-minute "Nowcast" service. It uses local radar data, weather models, and a threat assessment tool to provide you with the most accurate and localized storm alerts.

They are also issued several hours before the start of the event, giving you a head-start on protecting yourself and your loved ones from incoming adverse or potentially dangerous winter storms.

Winter Weather alert for Chicago

Want to stay on top of the weather no matter what? Make sure to activate our Weather Alert push notifications. To opt-in, go to Info&Settings under the main menu by tapping on the icon at the top left corner. Then, head down to the Weather alert section, and toggle the slider to activate push notifications.

Are your alerts switched "on" in the app but you still aren't receiving the notifications? Never fear! There is an extra phone setting you may have to check. First, make sure your phone is up to date with the latest system.

Android users: On your device, go to "Settings" and find "Apps." Scroll until you find the Weather&Radar app and click on it. Open the "Notifications" and switch "Allow Weather&Radar notifications" or "Show notifications" to on. Some users may have the extra step of opening "Notification categories" and making sure they are all toggled on.

iOS users: On your device, go to "Settings" then click on "Notifications." Scroll to find the Weather&Radar app and click on it. The first option once you click is "Allow notifications." Toggle this to on and you should be all set.

Federico Di Catarina
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