I’ve added quite a few widgets: nine new ones for temperature, wind, humidity, cloud cover, air pressure, precipitation, UV, the Sun, and the Moon. Pick the information you need and put it on your Home Screen. I started out thinking “just a few small widgets.” I used “a few” rather casually. There was nothing small about the workload. I’ve also put more care into rendering the Moon. A closer look made me realize I’d been rather pleased with myself for a Moon I hadn’t put enough work into. The Moon had been there all along; my attention to detail was the missing part. I’ve refined the surface shading, the way moonlight changes as it passes through the atmosphere, and the movement and rotation when you change the date or location. I think it looks more like the Moon now, but I thought that last time too, so I’ll keep my claims modest. The sky colors have had another round of adjustments. Every evening, I look up at the sky. Then I look at the app. During the day, I was quite sure I’d improved it. The evening sky disagrees. I go out to enjoy the sunset and come back with more things to fix. And so I keep refining the light and colors from daytime through twilight and into the night. At a customer’s request, I’ve made the Minimal view more spacious. You can adjust the text size and weight to your taste, and expanding or collapsing the forecast now keeps your place. I’ve refined sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset calculations, and expanded the time-of-day-aware messages for feels-like temperature, wind, visibility, air quality, and UV.

The sun was setting on time, but the sky was clocking out a little late. There was a mistake in how solar altitude was applied to the sky colors, so the sky darkened too late after sunset and the timing of the sunset colors was off. This update makes the sun and sky use the same altitude reference and also reflects the sun’s seasonal height. The transition from sunset to the night sky now looks more natural. Now the sky clocks out on time, too.

We’ve been working hard to make the clouds look more like, well, clouds. But clouds being clouds, they keep slipping through our fingers. It’ll take a little more time to get them where we want them. Sorry about that. And if this update feels a little familiar, that’s normal. We took inspiration from the familiar layout of Apple’s Weather app on iOS. We weren’t trying to copy it—we simply wanted the app to feel natural from the first use. If it looks a bit similar… let’s call it a commitment to familiarity. We didn’t come empty-handed, though. - Choose a forecast model yourself, or leave it to Best Match. - Time displays now follow your device’s 12- or 24-hour setting. - We polished the search screen and tidied up a few usability details. This time we focused on refining the UI, but what we really want is still to make weather look more beautiful. We’ll keep making the clouds and the sky prettier.

This update lets you choose the rendering quality yourself—or leave it to Automatic. I spent longer than I'd like to admit deciding whether Flowgraphy should look sharper or move more smoothly. Then I found a very professional solution: I put the decision in Settings. Later I realized choosing a setting is also work, so I added Automatic. My ability to avoid decisions is becoming surprisingly advanced. You can now choose: • Automatic — adjusts resolution for your device's performance and condition • Efficient — 1x · 30 FPS • Smooth — 1x · 60 FPS • High Resolution — 2x · 30 FPS • Maximum Resolution — 2.5x · 30 FPS Automatic monitors GPU load and adjusts the resolution. It also reduces the load in Low Power Mode or when your device gets hot. Maximum Resolution is for anyone who thinks their iPhone has been taking it too easy. Automatic tries to notice before the iPhone files a formal complaint. I also refined cloud movement and shading, adjusted sky and sun colors, and changed how rainbows are rendered. Once you start fixing the sky, it keeps sending follow-up requests. Thanks as always for using Flowgraphy Weather. I'll keep improving it in spare moments between household chores—and whenever I'm not arguing with shaders.

This update spent quite a lot of time looking at clouds. Since last month, I had already begun to think that AI might be better at shader programming than I am. This time, I accepted it and asked with the proper attitude of a student. Kindly, AI introduced me to metaballs. At this point, it is fairly clear who the developer is and who the teacher is. Cloud shadows now have more variety, and the clouds themselves arrive with a little more style. Forecast transitions are smoother, and lightning now illuminates nearby clouds according to where it strikes. They are still clouds made of math, but their acting has improved a little. I also improved performance in the Classic UI and made the rendering path lighter. The clouds became heavier, but fortunately the app did not. Thanks as always to everyone using Flowgraphy Weather. Next, I may work on snow and rain. AI will probably have opinions about those too. Please look forward to it.

This update spends quite a bit of time looking at the sky. Until last month, I was fairly sure AI was not better than me at shader programming. Now I am not completely sure. So the sky colors have been tuned in a more physically grounded way. Sunsets now feel more natural and beautiful. The app also renders the sky at night, improving dawn and nighttime skies. It even accounts for how ozone in the atmosphere changes sunset colors. I also added a 3-day aurora forecast and aurora rendering. The timing is a little funny: many northern aurora spots are in midnight-sun season right now. I added auroras, and then the sky forgot to get dark. When winter comes, try opening the app around Tromsø, Norway. By then, the auroras should finally have a shift to work. While checking Tromsø, I also found that the midnight-sun rendering looked a bit awkward, so I fixed that too. Polar skies where the sun and moon appear together should now feel a little more natural. I also fixed wind speed units in parts of Europe, where m/s was shown instead of km/h. Thank you to the user who reported it. Thanks as always to everyone using Flowgraphy Weather. I will keep updating it in spare moments between household chores.

Hello, Flowgraphy Fans! We’ve added fresh new weather messages to make your forecasts feel more natural, timely, and helpful. From temperature changes to everyday weather cues, Flowgraphy now has more ways to describe what the day feels like.

Hello, Flowgraphy fans! Meet Ink Wash, a new style for Flowgraphy, now with readability updates aligned with WCAG guidelines.

Hello, Flowgraphy Fans! This update introduces Minimal UI Mode, a new way to view the weather with maximum clarity and minimal distraction. Minimal UI Mode Switch to a cleaner, more streamlined layout to check conditions at a glance—fast, simple, and focused on what matters. You can switch between Minimal and Classic anytime in Settings. New Widget Our new minimal widget helps you quickly see when rain is coming—simple, clear, and easy to check at a glance. Update now and enjoy a calmer, faster Flowgraphy experience.

Hello, Flowgraphy Fans! This update focuses on helping you understand the weather more clearly and use the app more comfortably, with several improvements across the experience. Temperature ranges at a glance See daily high and low temperatures, along with how it actually feels, all in one view. The temperature bar shows how much temperatures change throughout the day, making it easier to quickly understand real-world comfort at a glance. Hourly forecast is here A new hourly timeline lets you see conditions, temperature, and precipitation in a clean, continuous view. It’s designed to help you spot changes throughout the day instantly. Adaptive text color Text color now automatically adapts to the background and weather conditions. This ensures consistent readability across light and dark scenes without any extra effort. --- More accurate and more usable Alongside these features, this update includes multiple improvements aimed at increasing weather accuracy and overall usability. Flowgraphy continues to evolve to deliver a more reliable and seamless weather experience. Update now and enjoy a smoother Flowgraphy experience.

Hello, Flowgraphy Fans!!! We’ve introduced more detailed weather information in this update! [ How to check ] Simply tap or slide the leaf icon in the top-right corner. You can now explore in-depth weather indices, from atmospheric instability to soil moisture. [ Feedback ] Is there any other weather information you’d like to see? We’d love to hear from you! Your feedback helps us make Flowgraphy even smarter. Stay informed and have a wonderful day with Flowgraphy!

Hello, Flowgraphy fans! We’ve fixed a bug where rainfall wasn’t being drawn correctly in certain regions. Now you can check your local precipitation data smoothly once again!

Hello Flowgraphy fans We’ve made the lightning look even more beautiful. So don’t be afraid of it anymore!

Hello Flowgraphy fans! Flowgraphy now supports iPad and landscape mode. See your sky unfold beautifully, no matter how you hold your device.

Hello Flowgraphy fans! The widget is now easier to read and more visually refined. Experience the improved, more beautiful widget now.

Hello Flowgraphy fans! The widget feature has finally arrived. You can now check weather and air quality right from your Home Screen. More widget features and visual experiences are coming soon. Stay tuned for the next update of Flowgraphy. We’ve also fixed an issue where the AQI widget was not updating correctly.

Hello Flowgraphy fans! The widget feature has finally arrived. You can now check weather and air quality right from your Home Screen. More widget features and visual experiences are coming soon. Stay tuned for the next update of Flowgraphy.

We’ve enhanced the sharing feature in Flowgraphy! - You can now add weather and workout data to your shared screenshots. - Workout data comes directly from Apple Health (HealthKit) and is used only for sharing. We’ve also made some small improvements for a smoother experience. Thanks for using Flowgraphy!

We’ve made Flowgraphy easier and more enjoyable to use, and fixed some minor bugs for a smoother experience. Thanks for using Flowgraphy!

Minor bug fixes.