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The tracker in more languages, storms with a direction, and alerts on your terms.
- Four more languages. The tracker now reads in French, Portuguese, Japanese and Hindi as well as English and Spanish: the languages of the countries where Amazon Flex runs. Pick yours from the language menu at the bottom of the page or in the site menu, and the tracker remembers it.
- See where storms are headed. With the lightning layer on, each storm on the map gets a red arrow to where it should be in 30 minutes, with a dashed line for the half hour after. The direction comes from the wind at storm height together with how the storm has been moving, so even a storm that just started gets one.
- Alerts on your terms, on every plan. Choose which kinds of alerts you get, on which days of the week, and quiet hours when you would rather not hear from us.
- Your account on its own page. The Account button now opens your account page. Hover over it for a quick Sign out, which asks before signing you out.
A big day: new pages anyone can read, an easier way to set your station, a tidier account page and fewer emails.
- New public pages, no sign-in needed. Every station now has its own page with its closure history, closures by month and the stations nearby. There is a station directory by state, a daily archive of every weather closure the tracker recorded, guias para entregadores (how weather closures work, lightning safety, what happens to your block, and how the tracker works), a public relatório de precisão, and this What's new page.
- Setting your station is simpler. Whenever none is set, a pop-up asks which station is yours (Free and Pro) or which state you work in (Ultra), and the map shows it the moment you pick.
- See more around you. On Pro the map now shows every station within 20 miles of your Main Station; on Ultra, every station in your state.
- Room to change your mind. Em the first 20 minutes after you pick your state you can switch it up to two times; after that, a move to another state is allowed once every 7 days.
- No Save button to forget. Stations you add in your account save on their own. The "Add to your stations" button flashes for a few seconds until you have saved one, so it is easy to find.
- An easier account page. Your stations come first; alert settings, lightning near a place, tools, your plan, purchases, devices and security each sit in their own row you can open.
- Fewer emails. Alert emails now go out only when a station might close (a closing-soon warning) or has closed, at most one an hour. Reopenings and everything in between arrive as push notifications.
- Accounts and sign-in are open again.
- Retired: the 72-hour National Storm Pass is no longer sold (passes already bought run their course), and the "What's new" pop-up gave way to this page.
A fresh look and safer accounts.
- A new look in Flex blue across the site.
- Account security improvements: a cap on wrong sign-in codes, a way to sign out your other devices, and safer sign-in with Google.
A sharper early warning for lightning.
- The 20-minute "closing soon" lightning prediction was retrained on fall storms and summer storm days, so the warning keeps up with the change of season.
A fresh start for the leaderboard.
- The "most closed stations" leaderboard starts counting from this date.
Where it all began.
- The tracker's first version: a live map of the weather around delivery stations, with lightning, radar and forecasts.
Spotted something wrong or missing? Tell us through the contact details on the About page. To see what the weather has actually done, browse the arquivo de fechamentos or read the driver guides.