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Free on Google Play — phones, tablets and Chromebooks.
NOAA Weather Radio · Radar · Alerts · Lightning · Power outages
Free on Google Play
Live NOAA Weather Radio on a weather map. Tap a pin, hear the forecast.
Listen to live NOAA Weather Radio streams from 140 stations across the U.S., with radar, lightning strikes, National Weather Service warnings and county power outages on the same map. No account, no sign-up, no tracking — open it and listen.
Free on Google Play and in the browser. Keeps playing in the background with the screen off.
NOAA Weather Radio is the National Weather Service's own voice. Weather Radio Machine puts every station on a map you can actually read.
Listen
See
Three taps from open to listening.
Radar, lightning, alerts and outages load right away. Switch any of them on or off from the Layers button.
Tap a pin near you, or open Stations to browse by state or search a city or callsign.
The broadcast streams live. Lock your phone or switch apps — it keeps playing.
Google Play and the web app are both live, with the same interface.
Free on Google Play — phones, tablets and Chromebooks.
Works in any modern browser on desktop and mobile — no install. Open it.
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Continuous forecasts, watches and warnings from 140 Weather Radio stations. The station list updates itself.
Tap a pin for the station's city, callsign and frequency, then listen. Pins cluster as you zoom out.
Precipitation intensity and live lightning strikes, with a legend you can read at a glance.
Warnings, watches and advisories from the National Weather Service, with severity, urgency, certainty and instructions.
County-level customers-without-power shading, so you can see where the storm has hit.
Lock the screen or switch apps; the broadcast keeps playing and the notification has a pause button.
Find a station by city, state or callsign, or browse the list grouped by state.
Adapts from a phone to a wide screen with a sidebar and side panel.
No account and no analytics. Your location is never sent to us. Free, with a small ad banner on Android.
Sources: NOAA Weather Radio and alerts come from the National Weather Service (weather.gov/nwr, weather.gov, alerts.weather.gov). Radar and lightning: Lightning Maps. Outages: poweroutage.us. Weather Radio Machine is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by NOAA, the National Weather Service or any government agency.
Important: Weather Radio Machine streams public NOAA broadcasts over the internet. It is not a substitute for a dedicated NOAA weather radio receiver or official alerts for protecting life and property.
Get it on Google Play or open the web app.