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I’ll give a +1 to RadarScope; it’s by far the most useful radar app I’ve used. The only thing I’ve seen surpass it are desktop software, most of which is also paid like GRLevelX or products more oriented towards professional meteorologists (and most meteorologists I know from a past career in TV still seem to use RadarScope on their phones when they don’t have access to their more powerful software at work).
I really like RadarOmega, and it also has a decent desktop app (even on Linux!). Although obviously GRLevelX is much more advanced.
I changed to RadarOmega after Radarscope stopped working on my GrapheneOS phone.
I watch archived news coverage of tornadoes on YT and I've seen it used live. Pretty sure it has some broadcasting-specific features especially when streamed to an Apple TV.