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You can now check the latest weather data via Project NOAH’s Android App!

Project NOAH for Android (Public BETA) The official mobile version (native Android) of Project NOAH website (noah.dost.gov.ph) though without the Flood Map features.

I’ve been a heavy user of Project NOAH since it was launched. Enabling me to see the weather in near real-time. Although the data is 30-45 minutes late, that’s  already a big leap compared to half a day data being reported by the weather bureau – PAGASA – in the past.

FEATURES:
1. Map View
- PAR (Philippine Area of Responsibility)
- Overview (MTSAT, Rainfall Contour, Chance of Rain, etc)
- Doppler (Subic, Tagaytay, Cebu, Hinatuan)
- Sensors (Weather Stations, Stream Gauges, Rain Gauges)
- Weather Outlook (Probablity of Rain, PAGASA Typhoon Forecast)

2. List View
- Almost same with Map View but presented as list for ease of use.

3. News
- DOST-PAGASA
- ClimateX
- PAGASA-FFWS (Flood Forecasting and Warning Section)

4. Help
- Help articles and guidelines

5. Info
- Information Dashboard
- Useful links and contents

* plus status notifications for “Probability of Rain”
* share screenshot (in almost all views) or text contents (News) via applications (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Bluetooth, Gmail, etc)
* the app is themeable! (Holo Light [default theme] OR Holo Dark)
* supports animated overlays (MTSAT, Doppler, Chance of Rain)
* improved caching for performance and offline usage
* very flexible Settings

Project NOAH Android App is made possible by DOST, PAGASA and Project NOAH in partnership with and support of Smart Communications Inc. through the Smart Developer Network (SMARTDevNet). The app was developed by Rolly Rulete.

No word yet on when they will release a Project NOAH Weather App for iPhone and iPads.

Download the Project NOAH Android App now!