Hello! It sounds like you're seeing a persistent notification in MyRadar, and I'd be happy to help you figure it out. Let's start by looking for that notification.

1. Check the Notifications Panel: On your MyRadar app, try to swipe down from the top of the screen to see if there’s a notification that shows more details.

2. Look in the App's Settings:
- Open MyRadar and navigate to the settings (usually represented by a gear icon).
- There might be a Notifications section where you can view specific alerts or messages.

3. Check for Weather Alerts: Sometimes, MyRadar may show a notification for severe weather or updates based on your location.
- In the app's main view, ensure that location services are enabled, so you're receiving alerts relevant to your area.

4. Refreshing the App: If you haven’t already, a quick reboot of the app can sometimes clear up these odd notification issues. Close the app completely and reopen it again.

If you still see that notification after these steps, it could indicate an issue with the app. In that case, you might want to consider uninstalling and reinstalling the app. This can often resolve non-specific issues.

Feel free to let me know if you want assistance with any of those steps or if you still have the notification!

uninstalled and reinstalled

Thank you for letting me know that you've uninstalled and reinstalled the MyRadar app. Let's see if we can resolve the notification issue you're facing.

1. Open MyRadar: After reinstalling, launch the app and check the main screen for any notifications that might be displayed there.

2. Check Notifications Again: Swipe down from the top within the app again to make sure that any notifications aren't hidden.

3. Settings Check: Go to the gear icon in the app to access Settings. There may be a Notifications option that can show you more details about any persistent alerts.

4. App Permissions: Make sure that your app permissions are correctly set in Windows Settings, as MyRadar may need these to send notifications. You can check this by:
- Going to your Windows Settings.
- Select "Privacy" and navigate to "Notifications" to ensure MyRadar is allowed to send notifications.

5. Look for Weather Alerts: Sometimes the notification might relate to specific weather alerts in your area. Navigate through the map view and check if there are any weather-related alerts that haven't been acknowledged.

If those steps don’t help, it might be useful to completely clear any app data before reinstalling again to ensure no old data is causing the issue. To clear app data, follow these steps: 
- Open the Start menu and type in “Apps.”
- Locate MyRadar in the list and select it. Then choose “Advanced options” and click on “Reset.” This action will delete the app data, which can sometimes resolve persistent notifications.

Give these steps a try, and let me know how it goes! If you're still seeing that notification, we can look into more advanced options together.