Quakestorm PH watches two things worth knowing about in the Philippines: the weather over you, and the ground under you.
WEATHER
Current conditions, the next 24 hours, and seven days ahead, for where you are and for as many cities as you care to follow.
Each forecast plays live footage of its own weather behind the numbers, so a glance tells you what a reading takes a moment to.
Wind, humidity, UV, pressure, visibility, sunrise and sunset, all on one screen.
EARTHQUAKES
Every recorded event from magnitude 2.5 up, across the whole archipelago, going back fourteen days. Each shows depth, time, and an epicentre map framed on both the quake and your location, so "how far was that from me" is answered without panning around.
Magnitude drives how each event reads: its colour in the list, and how far an alert is allowed to interrupt you.
ALERTS
Rain, an hour before it starts, once the forecast for your location crosses 60%, far enough ahead to change plans, close enough that the forecast still holds.
Thunderstorms, marked time-sensitive so they reach you through Focus.
Tomorrow's outlook, once each evening, and only when rain is actually likely.
Earthquakes, pushed within about a minute of publication.
Every alert type switches on and off on its own. Turn off what you don't want; the rest keeps working.
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