Storm Watch Plus Features and Alerts

Eric Proseus introduces Storm Watch Plus, an app providing personalized weather alerts. Users can configure up to three static and one dynamic location for alerts. The app offers a feature called Enroute for dynamic alerts while traveling. Users can customize alert types and set quiet times. The app uses precision GPS to issue warnings only to affected areas, ensuring users are alerted only when necessary.

What is the primary function of Storm Watch Plus?

• To track hurricanes globally

• To offer personalized weather alerts based on specific locations

• To provide weather forecasts for the week

• To provide daily temperature updates

How many static locations can you set up in Storm Watch Plus?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What is the recommended method for setting a location in Storm Watch Plus?

• Using a physical address or GPS

• Using a zip code

• Using a city and state combination

• Using a weather station code

What feature allows Storm Watch Plus to track your location dynamically?

• Storm Watch Plus Enroute

• Storm Watch Plus Static

• Storm Watch Plus GPS

• Storm Watch Plus Tracker

What is the benefit of selecting 'more precise' tracking in Storm Watch Plus Enroute?

• It allows tracking in multiple countries

• It provides weather forecasts for the next week

• It provides tracking accuracy down to 30 feet

• It saves battery life

What can you customize in Storm Watch Plus to avoid alerts during certain times?

• Quiet time

• Battery usage

• Alert types

• Location settings

Which alert types have a special sound in Storm Watch Plus?

• Wind and fog alerts

• Severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings

• Rain and snow alerts

• Heatwave and cold front alerts

What happens if your Android device is silenced when a tornado warning is issued?

• The alert will be delayed until the device is unsilenced

• The alert will override the silent mode and sound

• You will not receive any notification

• You will receive a visual notification only

How are warnings issued by the National Weather Service?

• Based on city boundaries

• Based on zip codes

• Along a storm's path irrespective of county boundaries

• Based on state lines

Why might you not receive an alert even if sirens are sounding in your county?

• The app is not updated

• Your specific location is not within the warned area

• The alert system is malfunctioning

• Your device is turned off