FOX Weather, FOX News Media’s new ad-supported streaming weather service, is the number one most-downloaded free app in the US, according to the Apple App Store.

The platform, which launched on October 25th, is a streaming weather service offering users a comprehensive suite of forecasting products along with a 24/7 live streaming network, all free to users upon download. The app also features exclusive technology, such as a 3D radar, FOX Weather Wire and FOX FutureView, allowing for a more personalised and detailed approach to weather coverage.

FOX Weather meteorologists Jason Frazer and Britta Merwin along with Stephen Morgan kicked off the live programing on Monday on FOX Weather Sunrise, which is the platform’s signature morning show for which they serve as co-anchors. Meteorologists Amy Freeze and Craig Herrera took over with live coverage of the developing weather systems facing the country, including the Nor’easter and bomb cyclone at midday as co-anchors of America’s Weather Center. TikTok sensation and meteorologist Nick Kosir helmed coverage later in the day on his show FOX Weather Wild.

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