NWS Weather
- Known vulnerabilities
- 0
- Still open
- 0
- KEV open
- 0
- Max CVSS (historical)
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Known vulnerabilities (CVE)
No CVE is currently referenced in NVD for this app on its platform.
The absence of CVEs is not a security guarantee — it can also mean nobody has audited or published findings.
Context
Context
Description
The in-depth meteorological reasoning and details behind your local weather forecast, straight from the experts at NOAA/NWS. Deep Weather provides the deep, detailed meteorological reasoning behind your forecast, along with the various factors that are likely to influence it. Knowing this deeper weather information arms you with the knowledge to anticipate weather changes and adjust your plans accordingly. Deep Weather respects your privacy. Deep Weather doesn't track or store your location information, or any other data about you. (See privacy disclosure below). Deep Weather has no ads that distract and clutter up your weather information. Rather it relies on optional Pro subscriptions from our loyal users to pay the bills. Deep Weather provides you with a deeper understanding of your weather forecast by giving you weather details not commonly found in other apps in a convenient, easy-to-read package. Deep Weather automatically compiles an easy-to-read version of the most recent National Weather Service Area Forecast Discussion, advisories and warnings for your location.
Data collected and shared
App Privacy not yet fetched for this app. Will be retried in the next enrichment cycle.
FAQ
FAQ: NWS Weather
Why are no CVEs listed for NWS Weather?
No CVE is currently referenced in NVD for NWS Weather (com.rateofclimb.deepweather) with a iOS CPE configuration. Either none has been publicly disclosed, or none has been mapped yet. Absence of a CVE is not a security guarantee.
What is the latest known version of NWS Weather?
The most recent version of NWS Weather (com.rateofclimb.deepweather) tracked by Appaloosa Scout is 5.8, published by Kristian Ljungkvist.