Auros v1.1.0

Auros v1.1.0: Auros Live

Auros Live is a full-screen weather broadcast built right into the app. Pick from four looks (Modern, Frutiger Aero, 90s Classic, and Weatherscan), each with its own weather icons, an animated radar loop, and regional plus local forecast maps.

Highlights

• Four broadcast styles you can switch between
• Forecast narration that reads each panel aloud in a period voice
• Looping background music, streamed so it never bloats the app
• Severe-weather break-ins with the real alert tone in Weatherscan mode
• Scales down to fit a phone in landscape

Plus radar and stability fixes under the hood.

Free and open on every platform. Complements, does not replace, a NOAA weather radio and Wireless Emergency Alerts.

Auros v1.0.14

Auros is severe-weather awareness by Meridian. This update rolls up everything since 1.0.1.

New

• A living home screen: a sun and moon that track the real time of day, drifting clouds, and a sky that matches the current conditions.
• Daily pollen with the active plants, plus color-coded air quality and UV so the risk reads at a glance.
• Exact address search, so you can find your home or a specific street, not just the nearest town.
• Nationwide warnings on the radar, including heat, winter, wind, and flood, not only storms.
• Tap any day in the forecast for its hour-by-hour breakdown, and scroll the hourly strip for the whole day.
• Swipe between your saved locations (or Alt plus the arrow keys on desktop) with a live preview of where you are headed.

Fixes and improvements

• "Use my current location" now works on Android and requests permission properly.
• Switching locations is one smooth transition instead of loading in piece by piece.
• Fixed a burst of repeated alert notifications and a delayed alert tone.
• Owner-only cloud data for signed-in accounts.
• Available on a wider range of devices.

Get it

• Web: auros.novalabsos.com
• Windows, macOS, and Linux installers plus an Android APK are attached below.

Auros v1.0.1

Auros — severe-weather awareness by Meridian.