Storm Tracking Apps Market Share

North American Market Forecast

Storm tracking apps market in the North America region is anticipated to hold the largest share of about 38% by the end of 2036. The regional growth is attributed to various technological advances such as improvements in computer forecast and also the rise in use of super computers, which can generate accurate weather predications. According to Recent information, there were 170 supercomputers as of November 2023. In addition, increased penetration of internet connection and end users sectors in region have demand for storm tracking apps market. Businesses in this region are the first to use contemporary technologies and due to which technology has huge role in generating accurate weather predictions. Moreover, the rising incidence of natural disasters due to unwanted climate changes and further security concerns related severe weather events boost the growth of storm apps market in the region.

European Market Analysis

The storm tracking apps market in Europe region is estimated to be the second largest, registering a share of about 25% by the end of 2036. The market’s expansion can be attributed to changing climate patterns such as storm uncertainties, and global warming. According to National Centers for Environment Information, Europe had above-average monthly temperatures throughout the year 2022. The construction, business, and aviation industries in the region are dependent on weather forecasting apps to stay updated about weather events to ensure cost savings and sustainability. In addition, storm apps help provide information to the aerospace sector which further improves long-range wind awareness. The aviation industry depends heavily on weather forecasting apps to ensure the safety of passengers. Moreover, the apps are highly efficient when dealing with turbulence and wind shear issues. Furthermore, there has been an increase in air accidents due to bad weather conditions, taking the lives of many passengers in the region. According to Eurostat, there were approximately 145 people died in 2022 in aviation accidents due to bad weather in the Europe region.