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“Have a Great Day” – April 3, 1974
Things were quite a bit different in April 1974 as the U.S. braced for a serious severe weather outbreak. While forecasters knew it was going to be bad, they had no idea it would be a generational tornado outbreak as 147 tornadoes struck the U.S. in 24 hours. The forecasts and warnings were incredible given the state of technology in 1974. Many improvements came out of that disaster.
Functionality of the Android Version
Want to find out more about the Android version of MyWARN that has just been released? Here are some of the details on the new addition. With both the Apple and Android versions, MyWARN is now available to over 90% of smartphone users.
The Android Version of MyWARN Has Arrived!!!
MyWARN is pleased to announce that the Android version has finally been approved and released by the Google Play Store! You can get it at now for a limited one-time price of $9.99. Get MyWARN now from the Google Play Market. As always you can purchase MyWARN on you iOS device. Check out a sampling [...]
2/21/1971: The Mississippi Delta Tornado Outbreak
On the morning of Sunday, February 21, 1971, a surface low was over Central Texas near Waco. The low had caused severe weather overnight in the Hill Country. A warm front extended east from the low across northern Louisiana, Central Mississippi and into Alabama. South of the boundary, winds were southerly and dewpoints were in [...]
National Severe Weather Awareness Week Discount
As we begin to head out of the dead of winter and towards the onset of the spring severe weather season, now is the time to plan ahead and get prepared. Severe weather affects every state in the country and to better prepare you for this onset of severe weather, check out this discount we are offering.
Do You Know When Yours Is?
Most states have a severe weather awareness week, usually in late winter or early spring to prepare citizens and government agencies for the threat of severe weather that will occur later in the year. Find out the dates of your state’s awareness week.
A Look Back at the Super Tuesday Tornado Outbreak
February 5-6, 2008 proved to be a very dangerous and deadly day as a tornado outbreak occurred in the Southeast. Eighty-seven, tornadoes in ten states cause more than one billion dollars in damage and claimed the lives of 57 people, most during the overnight hours of this well forecast event.
MyWARN, A Proven Life-Saver
MyWARN was designed in the aftermath of one of the most destructive and deadly years for severe weather in decades. If one life is saved by a MyWARN notification, then all the countless hours of hard work are worth it. Come to find out, a simple message from a user provided that satisfaction and proved that it has been worth it.
MyWARN Doesn’t Leave GPS On All The Time
MyWARN uses location services to make sure that you receive severe weather alerts based on your present location. At the same time, MyWARN works very hard (along with Apple) to minimize the impact on your battery life. There are 2 types of location services used by the iPhone 1. Core Location GPS: High level of [...]
Serious Christmas Day/Night Severe Weather Situation
A very serious weather situation is unfolding across the South on this Christmas Day as a strong weather system forms over Texas and moves northeast bringing the threat of widespread damaging winds and tornadoes to areas from eastern Texas to Tennessee, North Carolina and South Carolina.
