Delete your account
No retention flow, no "are you sure you don't want to just pause it," no thirty-day holding pen you can be talked out of. Deleting means deleted.
On the web
Sign in with the account you want to delete, and you come straight back here to confirm.
Signed in as your account. You confirm by typing DELETE, and you may be asked to sign in again first.
In the app
Settings → Account → Delete account, on every platform.
By email
If you cannot sign in, write to support@wxalerts.org from the address on the account. A person confirms with you before deleting anything, and emails again when it is done.
What goes, and what stays
Your account and sign-in, saved places and alert settings, phone numbers and contacts, push devices, spotter profile, training and certification, and any reports that never reached the public map are deleted. Paid plans are cancelled.
Reports already on the public map stay in the storm record as "Former spotter", without your name, handle or contact details. A few records are kept without your account, such as SMS consent and payments. Section 11 of the Privacy Policy lists them all.
Things that are not account deletion
Uninstalling the app stops push notifications but leaves the account standing. Turning off location permission stops new readings and clears the stored one, but keeps your saved places and alerts working. Unsubscribing from alert emails does exactly that and nothing more. Any of those may be what you actually want, and none of them require deleting the account.