FOX 9 Weather – Radar & Alerts v6.1.402

Fox Television Stations, Inc.

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About this app

Developer Description

Minneapolis-St. Paul forecast, radar, and alerts from KMSP

Stay sky aware with the free FOX 9 Weather app, the easiest way to check your local forecast in the Minneapolis - St. Paul metro area. The user-friendly design allows you to quickly check radar, hourly, and 7-day weather information just by scrolling. Plus, our early weather alerts warn about upcoming storms, keeping you and your family safe.

Why Download FOX 9 Weather?

• Get your current forecasts at a glance, with a fully integrated GPS
to give you accurate conditions wherever you are.

• Receive severe storm alerts from the National Weather Service so
you can stay safe.

• Get school closings information quickly. Snow day anyone?

• Interactive radar map includes the past hour of a storm's
movement and future radar to see where severe weather is headed.
Regional lightning data and high-resolution, satellite cloud imagery
are also included. Radar is optimized for in-network and WiFi
performance.

• Daily and Hourly forecasts update from our station’s computer
models.

• Add and save your favorite locations, anywhere in the world.

• Video forecasts and live streaming direct from the Fox 9 Weather
Center, so you can stay informed even during power outages.

• Live traffic map for the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area.

• Easily share your weather photos and videos with Fox 9, then look
for them on TV during our local news.

Version Information

Version: 6.1.402
Downloads: 500K+
Updated on: Dec 29, 2025
Released: May 18, 2011
Requires: Android 9

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FOX 9 Weather – Radar & Alerts users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Harvey Malice

The status in the top bar is just a symbol now, no temperature. That is useless. Will need to look for another weather app after using Fox 9 for 8 years. Update: the latest update brought back the temperature in the status bar! Thanks for listening to the feedback!

★★★★

Reyna H

I've this app for a number of years and I find it to be quite accurate. I wish they would make the home face either in black or move the numbers up higher so they appear in the blue sky such as the few point, etc. because you can't really see the where they're at now with light colored buildings in the background..

★★★

Andrew T

The newest update removed the temperature from the notification icon! I don't need it to tell me if it's sunny or dark outside, I can see that!! I can't see the temperature...

★★

Dan Christian

If navigation systems used this app for location data literally everyone would be lost. My current location is always off by several miles. Currently it is showing my location in the middle of a small town main street intersection some five miles from my true location. When the public was first given access to GPS location services the accuracy was within 300'...today accuracy is within inches, or nearly exact in several applications. Can we get at least back to the early GPS accuracy?

★

Stephanie Levasseur Duszynski

The update took away the temperature from the icon on my notification bar. Now I only see clouds, etc., but I can see that outside myself. I didn't realize how often I look at the temp in my notification bar until it was gone. I have used this app for years so I'll stick it out for a bit, assuming it will be fixed. Update: Seriously who do you have in charge of app development and why? This is such a basic, obvious function. Super disappointed - your radar was always better than others.