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Version 7.1.1 · 2026-06-17
Bug fixes and other enhancements
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The store currently lists version 7.1.1, updated 2026-06-17.








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The CenlaWX app is like holding all of the meteorological knowledge of Nick Mikulas and Tom Konvicka in the palm of your hand. A lot of weather apps will say they are the most powerful, or the most accurate. Is this one? Probably not, but it’s pretty awesome. The severe alerts, lightning alerts, and the fact that Nick and Tom can push an alert saying something like “Hey, it might rain later” is worth the price of admission, which happens to be $0.
This app will allow you to track clear skies, isolated rain showers, the ultra rare Louisiana snow storm, or to know when to check in with Nick and Tom to see if severe weather is on the way. You can use the live interactive radar, check out the future radar forecast, submit a weather photo, or just take a peek to see what the weather looks like as you head out the door.…
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