Severe Weather Alerts, iPad Support, and Automatic iCloud Backup • National Weather Service alerts: Active warnings, watches, and advisories for your station’s area now appear in a dashboard banner. Tap it to read the full alert. The Home Screen widget also displays a red corner marker while a warning is active. Enable alerts in Settings. • iPad support: Zasder Weather now runs full screen on iPad. • Automatic iCloud backup: Enable it once to keep your settings—including your server connection—backed up to iCloud Drive. Your 10 most recent changes are retained, and setting up a new device takes just one tap. • Configurable widgets: Choose from nine readings for the six slots on your Home Screen widget. The small widget now includes a pressure-trend arrow. • Apple Watch: A new wind complication displays sustained wind and gusts together in a single ring. • Weather Underground forwarding: Send live readings directly from your server to Weather Underground to keep your station online. • Sensor drift insights: Compare readings across your stations to identify sensors that may be reporting too high or too low. • Interactive Insights charts: Tap a day in the year-at-a-glance calendar, cumulative rainfall curve, or monthly anomaly chart to see its exact date and value. • Low-temperature calendar mode: Switch the year-at-a-glance calendar to Low mode to spot frost nights and cold snaps as easily as heat waves. • More Explore data: Explore now includes dew point, UV, and solar readings. Tap the all-stations overlay to see each station’s high, low, and rainfall for the selected day. Fixes and Improvements • The Settings screen no longer jumps while you type, and the keyboard now includes a Done button. • Apple Watch complications now recover automatically after displaying stale data. • Wind gusts now correctly use your selected wind unit.

• Import years of Weather Underground history to your own server with a free WU key. Imports are day-by-day, resumable, and duplicate-safe. • Explore the new History tab to browse any month, overlay data from all your stations, and see record highs and lows across every station. • Discover insights calculated from your own data, including heat and cold ledgers, frost-free seasons, year-over-year rainfall, monthly anomalies, temperature and feels-like heatmaps, and degree days. • Tap any dashboard tile to jump directly to its chart. • View new UV, indoor temperature, and indoor humidity charts. You can also customize chart order with the new field picker. • Apple Watch now includes a Rain Today complication. • Optionally use The Weather Company for five-day forecasts with a free WU key and automatic fallback. • Choose email alerts for device-down events only, while push notifications continue to cover everything. • Enjoy redesigned widgets featuring decimal temperatures, feels-like temperature, wind and gusts, hourly and daily rainfall, humidity, and pressure in both widget sizes. • The Automatic appearance setting now properly follows your device’s light or dark mode. • Includes dozens of fixes and reliability improvements from a comprehensive code review.

Zasder Weather now runs on your Mac — included with your purchase. • New Mac app: the full dashboard, charts and records on your desktop, with the same backend connection. If you own the iPhone app, the Mac version is included at no extra cost. • Light mode. Choose Light, Dark, or Automatic to follow your system — the app is no longer dark-only. • Back up your settings. Export everything to a single file you can keep in Files or iCloud Drive, and import it to set up another device without retyping anything. • Back up your server configuration too — alert rules, thresholds and device settings, saved straight from the app. • New Sources screen shows the health of each data source, so a poller that quietly stopped is no longer indistinguishable from dead hardware at the station. Fixes: • Background push appeared to switch itself off. The app was not remembering that you had enabled it, so every relaunch showed the setup button again as if nothing had happened. It now shows that push is on, and when it was last confirmed working. • More seriously: if your device's notification address changed — after restoring from a backup, reinstalling, or some iOS updates — alerts stopped arriving with no indication why, and re-running setup by hand was the only cure. The app now re-checks this automatically at every launch.

Records — see your station's all-time highs and lows. • New Records tab: hottest and coldest, hottest and coldest feels-like, highest and lowest dew point, most humid and driest, peak wind and gust, wettest day, pressure extremes, highest UV and peak solar — each with the date it happened. • Switch between Today, this Month, this Year, and All-Time. • Wind gust is now a chart you can open, alongside wind speed. • Clearer first-run setup that points to the guided hardware planner. Fixes: • The 7-day forecast strip showed the wrong day for anyone west of UTC — including all of the US. Fixed, and "TODAY" now highlights correctly. • Metric users: rain and pressure units now apply on the home-screen widget and Apple Watch too, and pressure/rain charts scale correctly. • The big temperature reading could show a stray extra digit, and read a whole degree too cold below zero. • Charts no longer snap back to 24 hours while you're viewing a longer range. • A failed Keychain read could sign you out of your own backend. • Faster failure and a clear message when your backend is unreachable, instead of an endless spinner.

Zasder Weather comes to Apple Watch! • Watch app: your stations on your wrist — big current temperature, day high/low, wind, a 24-hour temperature chart, and feels-like / humidity / UV gauges. Works over LTE or Wi-Fi without your phone nearby. • Watch-face complications: current conditions in corner, circular, rectangular, and inline slots. • Pick-your-metric complications: put exactly the reading you want on your watch face — temperature, feels like, dew point, humidity, wind, or UV index. • Zero setup on the watch: it gets your backend connection from the iPhone app automatically (manual entry is there too). • New wind unit: the Beaufort scale, by user request. • Polish and fixes throughout.