• Landscape on iPhone: turn your phone sideways. The tabs move to the side, and the map controls stay out of the way. • Made for iPhone Duo: the app works on both screens, with a larger layout when unfolded. • More reliable radar: the loop loads at a steady pace and keeps the last good picture on screen. • If map data doesn't load, the map now tells you. • 2x and 4x radar speeds play at full speed once the loop has loaded. • Alerts on the map load for the area you're viewing. • Chance of rain next to the high and low on the Weather screen. • Past hours in Hourly show weather icons. • Alert labels are easier to read. • The 7-day list uses the full screen height, and alerts refresh when a notification arrives while the app is open.

• See the last 12 hours on the Hourly screen. Scroll left from Now to see what the nearest weather station recorded. • A new Text products list at the bottom of the Weather screen has all of your NWS office's text products, with when each was issued. It includes public information statements, marine and river products, and monthly climate data. • The SPC storm outlook shows the severe weather risk at your location. When you are in a risk area, the Weather screen tells you. • Heavy rain discussions from the Weather Prediction Center sit next to the SPC discussions. Both open on the ones near you when one covers your location. • Alert settings are now at the top of the Alerts screen. • The snow level row on the Hourly screen lines up with the other rows again. • The snow level alert setting only appears where the NWS forecasts snow levels.

• Barometric pressure on the Weather screen, with whether it rose, fell or held steady over the last 3 hours. It replaces the rain chance tile, which is still in the hourly and 7-day forecasts. • Choose inHg or hPa for pressure in Settings, Units. • Larger text on all widgets. The large widget shows each day's high and low side by side, and the medium widget shows tonight and the next 5 days. • Tapping a widget now opens the right screen: weather widgets open the forecast for their place, and the radar widget opens the map. • Shared links now open the place that was shared instead of the last screen you had open.

• The app now follows your iPhone's text size setting. • Saved places show when a warning or advisory is active there. • Minimum severity in Settings now filters alerts by how the National Weather Service rates them. If you never changed it, you still get every alert you got before. • The forecast discussion now starts with the forecaster's key messages. • National Weather Service test messages no longer show up as alerts. • Turning alerts off now works even if you were offline at the time. • If notifications are off, the Alerts screen shows how to turn them on. • After an update, a short note shows what's new. Tips on the Weather screen point out features you haven't tried yet. • Tides are marked past or upcoming correctly for places in another time zone. • Small buttons are easier to tap and small text is easier to read, including on smaller screens with Display Zoom. • Deleted locations stay deleted, and places without an NWS forecast no longer leave the app stuck.

• New NOAA Radar widget: the latest radar image for your location on your home screen, in three sizes • Warnings show how far away the storm is, and an estimated arrival time if it's heading toward you • Hourly forecast adds temperature and wind graphs • New map layers: rain totals (past 24 hours to the next 7 days) and weather fronts for the next 3 days • Sharing a forecast now includes a link. It opens that place in the app, or in a web version for people who don't have the app. • The app starts faster • If iOS closes the app in the background, it reopens on the screen you were using • Tapping a notification now opens the screen it's about • Alert cards start collapsed, so the list is easier to scan

• You now get one notification per weather event. You're notified again only if it becomes more dangerous or a warning or watch is extended. Settings > How alerts are sent explains how it works. • The app tells you when a newer version is available. • Radar, satellite, lightning and Storm Center refresh on their own. • Watches are no longer labeled as warnings. • The most serious alert is listed first, in the app and in widgets. • Current conditions skip weather stations that have stopped reporting. • Alerts follow your location when you travel. • Climate records say whether they're from today or yesterday. • Sunrise and sunset times are more accurate. • The rain chance on forecast icons matches the forecast text. • Dragging the map tools panel up and down works better. • Widgets retry within minutes after a failed update. • The Details screen loads faster. • Fixes for UV readings in other time zones, quiet hours starting at midnight, Storm Center products that fail to load, and coastal flood and extreme heat alert colors. • Clearer wording throughout the app.

• Lightning: a new map mode beside Radar and Satellite — NOAA lightning strike density, animated in 15-minute frames • Hurricanes & tropical storms: National Hurricane Center cones, tracks and coastal warnings on the map, plus a new Tropical tab in Storm Center • Winter storms: snow and ice for the next 7 days, WPC's Winter Storm Severity Index and the odds of a big snow — on the Weather screen, the map and a new Winter tab • NOAA's 6–14 day outlook: the odds of warmer, cooler, wetter or drier than normal, on the 7-day forecast • Fixed: snowfall and ice totals could read several times too high • Fixed: the rating and feedback card didn't appear for some people after updating

• Rate the app or send feedback right from the Weather screen — one card, both options, whichever you'd rather do • Said no thanks? It steps aside and won't ask again for a good while. Sending feedback doesn't close the door either — the card comes back later in case a fix changed your mind

• The radar map now opens with the loop-length buttons and the playback controls together, so 1, 2 and 3-hour loops are one tap away • Play, step and the time now sit with the progress bar, and one clearly labelled button opens and closes the extra map tools • Sending feedback no longer loses the card if your device has no mail account set up — the address stays on screen with a copy button • Fixes and polish throughout

• NEW — Rain in the next two hours: the Weather screen now tells you when precipitation is about to start or stop, down to the quarter hour • The map now opens with the radar products and the 1/2/3-hour loop buttons already visible, instead of tucked away • You can now send feedback straight from the Weather screen — it reaches the developer directly • Fixes and polish throughout

• Cleaner layout: every section on the Weather, Forecast Details and Hourly screens is now evenly spaced, with tidier two-column layouts on iPad • The hourly precipitation chart now lines up hour for hour with the rows above and below it, and scrolls with them • Snow level moved into Detailed Conditions, and only appears when snow could actually reach your location • Long-range outlook and Climate & Records now match the rest of the app, and sit side by side on iPad

• NEW — Climate & Records: see how today compares to normal, whether you're ahead or behind on rainfall for the year, how much snow has fallen this season, and how long it's been since it rained. Includes all-time records for your city going back over a century. • NEW — Long-range outlook: model guidance for days 8–14, beyond where the National Weather Service forecast ends. Clearly marked as model output, not an NWS forecast. • The daily Day Ahead notification now fits more in — it shows "Seattle, WA" instead of spelling out the state, so the wind reading no longer gets cut off.

• Radar and satellite now show the newest image right away, and refreshing loads only the new frames instead of reloading the whole loop • Fixed the map timeline scrubber drifting out of sync after pressing play, and no longer freezing up • The frame step buttons now work while the loop is playing, and are easier to tell apart from Play • Fixed the location button not switching to where you actually are • Severe weather alerts on your phone now follow your real location — checking another city's forecast no longer sends you its alerts. Watches and warnings for a location you pick still show up in the app. • The daily Day Ahead notification now says which location it's for

• Current conditions load faster and no longer re-fetch the same station reading every time you move between screens • Smoother scrolling and swiping on the hourly, map and notification screens • Uses noticeably less memory during long radar sessions, so the app is less likely to reload itself • Fixed: dismissing one notification could remove a different one from the list • Fixed: buttons could not be activated with a keyboard or Switch Control • Your saved location is now rounded slightly before it is stored or sent for alert matching — same forecast accuracy, less precise data leaving your device • Tightened the app's network security policy

• Alerts now appear on the map about four times faster • Zoomed out, alert areas no longer disappear behind their own borders — big multi-county alerts read as one region again • New hourly roundup: current conditions from reporting stations across your state, linked from the main screen • Alert times now show the time zone, so a warning you check for family in another state can't be misread • The morning briefing is now "Day ahead" — it can be delivered any time up to noon • The 8-day forecast is labelled 7-day, which is what the National Weather Service actually issues • Long county lists on alerts start with your own location and collapse behind "+N more locations"

• Tap an alert on the map and you now get every alert covering that spot, not just the one on top — each opens for the full text • Repeat alerts are merged. The weather service re-sends the same advisory for hours; it now shows once, marked "latest of 3" • Long county lists start with your own location and collapse behind "+53 more locations" • New scrub slider — drag through the radar and satellite loop to any frame • The map tools now start condensed, so you see more map • Alert end times were showing early, sometimes by a day or more. They now show when the weather actually ends • Open any alert from the map straight into the Alerts screen • The Hourly and 8-Day forecast headings are now tappable

• Location search is faster and more accurate — city and ZIP results are now ranked by population, so the place you meant comes first • Fixed the big temperature on the main screen sometimes showing the day's forecast high or the overnight low instead of conditions right now • Fixed FEELS LIKE and HUMIDITY always being blank on the large home screen widget • The home screen widget was missing some alerts entirely, including tornado and severe thunderstorm warnings — it now uses the same alert lookup as the app • Air quality alerts can now trigger notifications

• Storm Center: a new screen gathering the Storm Prediction Center's convective outlooks, its mesoscale discussions, and the raw National Weather Service text products for your area • Mesoscale discussions that actually cover your location are flagged and sorted to the top, so you see the ones that matter to you first • Thunderstorm chance for your exact spot, hour by hour, right beside the national outlook • Read local storm reports, hazardous weather outlooks, daily climate reports and record events for your area • Hourly forecast rows now scroll together, so the times stay lined up as you swipe

• Air Quality screen — tap the Air Qual. tile for a full breakdown from EPA AirNow: current AQI, every pollutant being measured, the multi-day forecast from your local air agency, and their written discussion. Action Day alerts included. • UV Index screen — tap the UV tile for the day's full UV curve, the hours when sun protection is needed, and EPA guidance for the current level. • Redesigned the Weather screen so the Area Forecast Discussion is visible without scrolling — the meteorologist's own write-up is now right there when you open the app. • The 8-day forecast is more compact and scrolls in place, so every day stays one tap away. • Renamed "Meteorologist's Forecast Discussion" to "Area Forecast Discussion" to match what the National Weather Service calls it.

• New lock screen widget — twice as wide, showing the current temperature, conditions, and today's high and low at a glance • Redesigned large home screen widget: feels like, humidity, wind, and rain chance now sit beside the temperature instead of leaving the corner empty • Fixed severe weather alerts getting cut off the bottom of the large widget when an alert was active • Precipitation chances now match the National Weather Service exactly — reported in 10% steps, and no longer shown when the chance is negligible • Alerts now cover where you actually are, not just your saved location, marked NEAR YOU • The full alert text as issued by the NWS now stays in the app instead of opening a raw data page • More reliable current temperature in widgets when the nearest weather station drops out

• Widgets can now be pinned to any saved location, or set to always follow your current location — long-press a widget, tap Edit Widget, and choose • Fixed the widget's current temperature sometimes showing today's high or tonight's low instead of the actual current reading

• Widgets can now show a location of their own — long-press a widget, tap Edit Widget, and pin it to any saved city, independent of what the app itself is showing • Fixed the widget's current temperature sometimes showing today's high or tonight's low instead of the actual current reading

• More dependable severe-weather alerts — advisories, watches, and zone-based warnings (heat, wind, flood, winter storm) now reliably push to your device, and alerts also show while the app is open. • Map: added a close (X) button to weather-alert detail popups. • iPad: in landscape, the Map now shows a forecast panel beside the radar. • Fixed the app not filling the screen on the largest iPhone (Pro Max) models. • Tidied the forecast spacing on the medium home-screen widget.

• Severe-weather alerts are more dependable — advisories, watches, and zone-based warnings (heat, wind, flood, winter storm) now reliably reach your device. • Weather alerts now show as a notification banner even while you have the app open. • Home-screen medium widget: fixed the forecast list crowding the divider line.

• Fixed a crash on the radar map when zooming or panning — it now stays smooth no matter how long the radar loop is. • Weather alerts now show the full text exactly as issued by the National Weather Service, plus a link to the official alert. • Redesigned home-screen widget — rain chance on every forecast day, a new humidity reading, and cleaner high and low temperatures.