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Version 1.0 · 2026-06-11
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The store currently lists version 1.0, updated 2026-06-11.






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WeatherBeacon sends you a push notification when the weather actually matters to you — not just when it's "partly cloudy."
Set your own conditions: get alerted when temperature drops below 28°F, wind exceeds 30 mph, rain probability tops 70%, or any combination you define. No more checking the forecast every hour.
Built for people whose livelihood or safety depends on the weather:
• Livestock owners — freeze alerts before water troughs ice over
• Hunters — cold front timing, rain alerts, wind direction shifts
• Outdoor workers — rain delay risk, high wind safety thresholds
• Anyone who wants proactive alerts instead of reactive checking
CUSTOM ALERT RULES
Build your own conditions with the rule builder. Combine up to multiple factors — temperature AND wind AND precipitation — so you only get notified when it truly matters.…
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