Version 1.11.0
SPM Weather Radar v4.0
Delivered the native SPM Weather Radar v4.0 with NOAA/NWS data, animation controls and responsive fullscreen behavior.
Release Highlights
Native NOAA/NWS radar experience
Native NOAA/NWS radar experience
Sixty-minute animation and seamless layer transitions
Sixty-minute animation and seamless layer transitions
Standalone and PricePress integrations
Standalone and PricePress integrations
Radar Experience
Native Radar Controls And A Sixty-Minute
Added native radar controls and a sixty-minute animation sequence.
Preserved animation state while switching weather layers
Preserved animation state while switching weather layers.
Kept paused animation paused through layer changes
Kept paused animation paused through layer changes.
Fullscreen and Integration
Corrected fullscreen exit and map re-centering behavior
Corrected fullscreen exit and map re-centering behavior.
The Radar As A Standalone Experience
Integrated the radar as a standalone experience and within PricePress.
Release Record
Release scope: Delivered the native SPM Weather Radar v4.0 with NOAA/NWS data, animation controls and responsive fullscreen behavior.
Candidate version: SPM 1.11.0 was selected to reflect the approved scope and its place in the platform sequence.
Milestone date: The completed work is recorded against September 16, 2026 without rewriting the dates of earlier releases.
Production Testing
Desktop, Android and iPhone testing passed
Desktop, Android and iPhone testing passed.
Theme and Component Compatibility
Light And Dark Themes Use The
Light and Dark themes use the approved SPM color system and preserve readable contrast.
Desktop And Mobile Layouts Retain The
Desktop and mobile layouts retain the responsive release structure and navigation.
Universal Navigation, Control Center, Sharing, Back
Universal navigation, Control Center, sharing, Back to Top and footer components remain part of the page foundation.
Known Limitations and Deferred Work
Additional Weather Territories Are Deferred For
Additional weather territories are deferred for possible future development.