[App] “Snooze” app notifications for a time

Tempest Owners Feature Requests
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On iOS I’ve used other apps which allow you to long press a notification and choose to snooze them for a set amount of time, like 30 minutes or an hour. I would really like the ability to do so on tempest notifications.

I generally want to get notifications on lightning for example. However, we had a heavy storm last night and notifications were happening constantly. Rather than disabling notifications (so I could sleep) and have to remember to turn them back on the next morning, it would have been nice to be able to snooze them for an hour.

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there shouldn’t be any need to get that many notification for a heavy storm. You should get one when the lightning starts, and perhaps one or two more when it is getting closer.

3

There are times I would like a notification for every strike. So a snooze feature would be ideal.

4

just curious, when would you like to have notifications for every strike? That can get pretty loud after a while. Why not watch the strike graph after the first strike notification?
Even with the current implementation you don’t get a notification for every strike. But at most 15 and half an hour later again at most 15

5

Trying to photograph strikes for example. When they are hitting at high frequency its easier to capture a shot.

6

that would be useful, but you will probably be too late. If you press the shutter when the notification appears, the strike has long been over.

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I think you will have better results with this kind of devices

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Obviously more to let me know when a flurry of activity starts.

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All this discussion is pointless however. The ask is the ability to snooze notifications, which other apps (like Ring) do. The request is to have that functionality.

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That is awesome, and perfect for capturing the lightning. Maybe I wasn’t descriptive enough above.

If I get a notification that there is lighting 15 miles away, and another one at 12, that lets me know a storm is potentially approaching. However, if I get a flurry of notifications, I know a heavy storm is incoming. In a case like that I’m more likely to pull out my camera. A furry of notifications is almost going to give me a heads up that a stronger storm is incoming.