New in 1.3.1 • Fahrenheit. Settings can write every temperature in °F — the circle, the forecasts, the widgets, and the guide — the same way the pressure slots can be spelled out in full. The model still thinks in °C, as charts do. • The Weather Circle widget can now be pinned to any of your recent locations (or left following the app) — so four circles on the lock screen can be four different places. • Forecast Circles, a second lock-screen widget: four mini station circles — cloud oktas, wind barb and weather — showing either the next eight hours in two-hour slots or the next four days, your choice when you add or edit the widget. It takes the rectangular slot (the widest the lock screen allows a single widget); add it twice, one of each, and the whole strip is circles.

New in 1.2 • Pressure in plain figures. A surface chart writes 1021.6 hPa as "216" — the real notation, and unreadable unless you already know the rule. Settings can now print the pressure and its three-hour change in full instead. • A Settings sheet, reached from the gear in the footer.

New in 1.1 • Area chart. Swipe up twice for the outline of the country you're in, with a station circle on each of its major cities — cloud, wind and present weather at a glance, right across the country. • The seven-day page now reaches the top of the screen instead of stopping short of it.

- One week weather forecast now for locations - new help text when you click on an icon element - previous weather is now more likely to show reality - barb should not obscure the temperature anymore