Sensecast

Sensecast is a weather app built on a simple frustration: most weather apps show you a number and never tell you what it means. So it reads the weather like a meteorologist and explains it like a person. It pulls from 18 forecast sources and routes to the agency that actually models your terrain — NOAA and the NWS in the US, MET Norway, Météo-France's AROME grid, and more — and when one source has no data for a place, it falls back to another and says so instead of guessing.
Tap any number for an explanation in three layers: what it feels like, whether it's safe, and the physics, backed by a 43-topic academy. Underneath the forecast: live Doppler radar with two hours of history and a nowcast, live tornado touchdowns, county-level power outages with a grid risk score, and trackers for earthquakes, wildfires, and cyclones.
It's free, with no account, ads, or tracking, and available on iPhone, iPad, Android, and macOS. Pro adds flagship supercomputer models, side-by-side comparison, Grid Guard storm alerts, forecast and pressure-drop migraine alerts, and storm verification reports with a checkable reference ID.