StationWX

StationWX brings station observations, aviation weather and NOAA context together in one native app.

START WITH THE OBSERVATION
Search 2,668 U.S. ASOS and AWOS stations. Read decoded METARs, flight categories, wind, visibility, sky, temperature, dewpoint and altimeter, with raw reports and observation times close at hand. Maintenance flags and report age help you judge the evidence without mistaking a reporting gap for a confirmed equipment outage.

FOUR STATION WORKSPACES
Now: measured conditions, runway wind components and point-scoped NWS alerts.
Forecast: choose a time in the airport TAF to see prevailing and possible temporary conditions, runway wind components and the original report. Read NWS hourly and seven-day forecasts and full discussions from the responsible forecast office.
History: up to 30 days of METAR charts, your preferred display units, visible reporting gaps and CSV export for the selected window. Certified one-minute stations also support available NOAA one-minute products.
Sources: source explanations and original station information.

BEYOND THE AIRPORT
Explore nearby NOAA NDBC buoy and coastal observations, including wind, gusts, waves, water and air temperatures, and pressure. Each measurement keeps its own report time. Browse radar and satellite imagery, aviation hazards, space weather, weather headlines and a curated library of official NOAA products. Library links open the original provider's website.

TOOLS THAT TRAVEL WITH YOU
- Flight-category station map and animated NEXRAD radar
- Multi-station comparison, wind roses and maintenance-flag analysis
- Route briefings, runway wind components and PDF station reports
- Watchlist alerts with permission status, test delivery and mute controls
- Home Screen widgets, Apple Watch companion and complications
- Flight-day Live Activities, Siri, Shortcuts and station search
- iCloud synchronization of supported settings and watchlists

IPHONE, IPHONE DUO AND IPAD
Keep your station workspace open as you fold, unfold or rotate iPhone Duo. Native navigation and Liquid Glass controls on iOS 26 and later, with support back to iOS 17. Adaptive layouts, Dark Mode and Dynamic Type keep the data readable.

PAY ONCE
One purchase. No subscription, app account, ads or third-party tracking. Future updates are included. Weather data is requested directly from public providers, including NOAA, NWS, AWC and the Iowa Environmental Mesonet. Internet access is required for fresh data; location access is optional.

StationWX is for situational awareness and education, not a replacement for official flight briefings, warnings or navigation information. Background station notifications depend on time granted by iOS and are not continuous warning delivery.