New Next 12 Hours Lock Screen widget & realistic widget previews.

Cleaner top of screen, bigger title, easier-to-tap buttons, a redesigned iPad extra-large widget, and smarter cold-weather guidance that takes your altitude into account. iPad • Redesigned the extra-large widget. • Left/right card placement now shows in Settings whenever the app is displaying two columns Cold weather • The "Dress for" card now knows how high your elevations is. It tells you when you're below the freezing level, and when the freezing level is about to drop below you overnight

More accurate rain icons — moderate drizzle now shows as rain, while genuinely light drizzle keeps the lighter drizzle icon Fixed Tomorrow Ahead sometimes showing a plain cloud next to text describing drizzle — the icon and wording now always agree

What's New in 2.0 - A big milestone for me! MeanWeather is now a universal app — built to work properly on iPad, not just stretched to fit. If you're already subscribed on iPhone, your subscription covers iPad automatically, no extra purchase needed. New on iPad • A real two-column layout, not a scaled-up phone screen • Choose exactly which cards sit on the left or right in Settings New: Rain Ahead widget • A 12-hour rain timeline for your Home Screen and Lock Screen, so you can see exactly when rain is coming, not just whether Sharper look • Refreshed card design with clearer colour distinction between burn time and rain info More honest rain advice • The rain card now checks what's actually happening right now, not just the day's average — no more "leave the waterproof" while it's raining outside your window Plus various fixes and polish throughout. As always, private, no tracking and no adds.

Fixed a bug where beaches with mid-month restriction dates showed as closed to dogs earlier than they actually are. Beach data update — now 319 beaches across 27 areas. - Added Redcar, Saltburn, Coatham Sands, Marske Sands and Skinningrove; Sandhaven, Littlehaven and Marsden Bay in Tyne and Wear; Climping, Middleton-on-Sea and Ferring in West Sussex. Corrected the dog exclusion zone at Port Eynon, Gower. Dog restriction data re-verified for the Isle of Wight, Anglesey, Thanet and Swansea.

A small fix: the weather icon on your main card could occasionally disagree with the rain card just below it — showing plain cloud even while the rain card correctly said it was drizzling. Both now read from the same signal, so they always agree.

Official Met Office severe weather warnings. MeanWeather now shows live severe weather warnings — Yellow, Amber, and Red — direct from the Met Office, for wherever you're looking. Full official wording (what to expect, what you should do), a map showing the real affected area for the warning (tap to view full-screen), and automatic updates as warnings are issued, changed, or expire. On by default given it's safety information, but you can turn it off in Settings. This is separate from the storm icon on your main weather card, which is MeanWeather's own forecast signal — the two are independent and won't always agree; the new warnings card is always the official word. Smarter rain jacket advice. A day of light, steady drizzle no longer gets treated the same as a genuine downpour — the "definitely take a jacket" advice now requires both a high total and a properly heavy hour, not just accumulated light rain. Clearer rain cards. Today's rain card now spells out intensity and timing together in one sentence, and the collapsed layout is tidier when space is tight. Wind Graph now shows wind speed in text.

Smarter rain jacket advice — now accounts for how heavy the rain gets, not just the daily total, so a day of light drizzle no longer reads the same as a downpour.

Rain and sun, in more detail: The rain and burn time cards now expand when there's something worth showing. On a wet day you'll see an hour-by-hour rain strip with intensity and timing; on a sunny one, a UV curve showing when the burn risk actually starts and ends. When neither needs your attention, both stay compact. Rain advice you can act on: Rain now uses forecast rainfall in millimetres rather than probability alone, so "wear a waterproof" means it's actually going to rain, not just that it might. The Tomorrow card tells you when and how hard. Correct times for saved locations: Sunset, tide times, walk windows and the hourly chart now show in each location's own timezone. Previously a forecast for Sydney displayed in UK hours. More accurate temperatures: Fixed the sun feel calculation adding warmth in cold conditions, and corrected the hero card and 10-day icons, which could show weather that had already passed. Wind: Gust markers now appear only when gusts are genuinely notable, with a plain reading of the peak. Wind speed added to the small and medium widgets. Also - Refreshed the temperature colours, with a proper cold range for winter.

Rain advice is now clearer — the jacket call and the timing beneath it always refer to the same part of the day.

More accurate tomorrow forecasts and dog safety notifications, corrected rain probabilities, and 10-day temperatures now matching the hourly detail

STORM AWARENESS: A quiet icon now appears on your weather card when a thunderstorm is in the forecast — amber for a storm risk, red when hail is possible. No alarms, just a heads-up. MORNING BRIEFING, IMPROVED: Your daily 8am notification now includes peak "feels like" temperature and rain chance alongside UV and sunset. Dog owners also get the day's best walk-time window. MORE RELIABLE NOTIFICATIONS: The morning briefing now refreshes reliably in the background, so it keeps arriving even on days you don't open the app. Plus a fresh new app icon, and the usual under-the-hood fixes and refinements. As always — I'm still building. Many more ideas to come. Join the Discord family (link in settings page) to contact and chat about ideas for further versions. Thanks for using MeanWeather!

New app icon — refreshed to match MeanWeather's actual navy and orange palette. Smarter morning notification — your 8am briefing now includes peak "feels like" temperature, rain chance, and (for dog owners) the best walk window for the day, based on pavement safety. Storm awareness — a quiet icon lets you know when a thunderstorm's brewing, amber for a storm risk, red when hail is possible.

What's New More accurate coastal coverage across Australia — tide and beach info now shows correctly in more towns and cities across NSW, Victoria, WA, Queensland, and Tasmania. Fixed a search bug where certain place names wouldn't appear when adding a new location. Added a manual "Check for Updates" option in Settings, so you can check right away instead of waiting for the app to notice on its own.

Im so happy to show everyone, I've worked to add a lot more tide info, so I'm excited to share this!: Tidal data now works properly, and covers a lot more of the world. The tide card now covers the Atlantic coast of Europe — the UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, and Norway — alongside Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, and the US, with authoritative predictions sourced directly from NOAA for American coastlines. Tricky, harbor-shaped stretches of coast — like New York, where the Hudson and East Rivers meet in a way that's genuinely hard to model — now get real US based station tide data instead of a generic estimate. We've also given the Mediterranean proper treatment rather than ignoring it. Tides there are genuinely small compared to the Atlantic, but they're not all the same: spots with a real, if modest, tidal swing now show an actual graph — just don't expect the dramatic highs and lows you'd see in Cornwall or Nova Scotia. Where the tide is close enough to negligible that a graph would be more confusing than useful, we show a clear "minimal tides here" note instead of a misleading estimate. We also fixed an underlying data-timing bug that was quietly affecting tide times and hourly forecasts for international locations — everything now lines up correctly no matter where in the world you're looking. Feels muggy? Now we'll tell you: A returning feature: MeanWeather now flags when the air genuinely feels sticky — based on dew point, not just a raw humidity percentage, so a cool rainy day won't falsely trigger it the way a hot, still evening will. Smaller things: Rain-jacket advice icon is now visible against the dark card More breathing room in the medium widget Data sources (Open-Meteo, NOAA, ADMIRALTY) now clearly credited in Settings New Discord community for feedback and bug reports! Switched to a 7 day free trial.

Widget UI fixes. New 7 day free trail.

This is a big one — MeanWeather now tells you when it's safe to swim, not just safe to walk your dog. NEW: Safe to Swim — live sea temperature, official water quality ratings, and real-time storm overflow alerts for Devon & Cornwall beaches. Beach coverage expanded to 311 UK beaches, with all of Cornwall and Devon now fully verified. Redesigned Dog Safety card — a single glanceable timeline showing safe walking windows for the next 36 hours. Weather now refreshes automatically when you open the app, so you're never looking at stale data. Numerous polish fixes across the app

New wind bar showing timescale, and gusting. Main graph now shows the next 36 hrs.

Here's the What's New for v1.4.2: Morning Mode The main temperature card now shows today's peak sun feel in the morning, so you know what the day ahead looks like the moment you open the app. Current temperature shown alongside for reference. Switches to live temperature after midday. Tomorrow Ahead A new card appears from 3pm showing tomorrow's weather at a glance — peak sun feel, air temperature, humidity, wind, weather icon and rain outlook. Dog owners also see tomorrow's safe walk window. Moonrise & Moonset Added to the Moon & Sunset card. Calculated on-device using your location — no extra API needed. Smarter Dog Walk Windows Walk times now correctly say "tomorrow" or "tonight" when the window crosses midnight, so there's no ambiguity about which morning or evening is being referred to. Rain Confidence Language Replaced percentage figures with plain English — "High confidence it'll rain" instead of "62%". Clearer and more honest about what weather forecasts actually mean. Hazy Sun Warning A new note in the dog safety card explains when pavement is hot despite low UV — hazy sun heats tarmac even when the UV index reads low. Widget Updates Humidity added to medium and large home screen widgets. UK-only notice Added a clear note in Settings that tidal data and beach restrictions currently cover UK only. International tidal coverage coming soon.

Moon Phase Card + Sunset time. Updated Widgets with Humidity icon added. UI fixes.

A big update: Live Tidal Data Real-time tide charts for UK coastal locations, powered by Admiralty data from 607 stations. Shows tide state, next high and low water times, tide swing and a 26-hour scrolling window. Appears automatically within 25km of the UK coast. Moon Phase Card Custom drawn moon phase with days to next full and new moon, tonight's sunset time, and spring tide warnings when lunar phase affects tidal range. 243 UK Dog Beaches Expanded beach database now covering 27 counties including Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Yorkshire, Northumberland, Lancashire, Somerset, Pembrokeshire, Gower and Cumbria. All verified from official council PSPOs. Improved Coastal Detection Tidal data uses an independent UK coastline check covering England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight and Channel Islands. Morning Notifications for Everyone Daily 8am weather briefing for all users — peak temperature, UV level and sunset time. Dog owners receive a combined briefing with pavement safety and walk timing. Share MeanWeather New share button in Settings. Admiralty Attribution Contains ADMIRALTY tidal data: Crown copyright and database right.

Tidied up under the hood. The hourly graph now zooms to today's actual temps so you see more detail, the beach card behaves better for inland locations, and we've added a Help & FAQ in Settings for common questions.

Bug fixes and improvements. - Rate MeanWeather button now opens the App Store review page directly. - Skin type VI label updated to "Deeply Pigmented" for accuracy

Improved dog walk time display — now shows clear times like "Walk before 7am · Safe after 11pm" instead of confusing labels. Updated app icon.

240 UK beaches now covered, with major new regions added: - Hampshire & Isle of Wight (27 beaches) - Lincolnshire (9 beaches) - Merseyside (8 beaches) - Wales — Gower Peninsula, Anglesey and Llandudno (22 beaches) - Scotland — Portobello, St Andrews and North Berwick (6 beaches) All dog restriction data verified from official council sources. Bug fixes and improvements.