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they fixed the overheating problem. This app is by far the best weather tracker on the entire play store. It's better than radarscope and radaromega. And the fact that it's free with ZERO ads blows my mind, plus they keep adding more…
This app is the best free app out there. No ads, raw data-impressive! I have never seen something rival scope and omega in this way. Respect to the devs. Five stars.
i've been very into weather for the last few months, and safe to say, this is the best weather app i've discovered! radaromega costs money on top of money, and any other radar app has ads upon ads. this app has no ads, and the core…
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