How much rain, not just whether. • Forecast: each day now shows how much rain to expect, right under its name. • Maps: when rain is falling or on its way, the summary says how much the next six hours hold. • Maps: the map now frames you and the nearest heavier rain together. • Maps: zooming loads the radar you're looking at first, so it appears faster. • Flights: tap any plane for a flight card — a photo of that very aircraft, its airline, route and progress, time left, altitude, speed and heading. • Flight Details: see the altitude of the flight you're tracking. • Flights: planes update every 30 seconds and glide smoothly in between. • Trips: leg warnings now name fog and freezing rain, the same way the route screen does. • Widgets: weather first, a cleaner outlook line, and tidier margins. • Fixes a crash when tapping a plane among grouped planes, plus fixes for larger text sizes, My Photo framing, and the tab bar.

Weather you can read at a glance. • The Viltri widget now leads with the weather: a big temperature, the next hours as a curve with rain, and the day's outlook, on a sky that matches what's outside. Your activity (golf, a ride, boating or hiking) sits in a strip underneath. • New large widget shows all four activities at once, and the moon's phase at night. • New Trip Now widget: where you are in the trip you have open, and the weather where you're headed. • The moonrise and moonset times on Today are no longer cut off at larger text sizes.

Bring your trip in • Import from Calendar now lists what's coming up, not just today, and you can tick several events at once. • An event that is only a name still comes in, and the sheet says what it found and what it couldn't place. • Flights come in with their airports, day and flight number, from a calendar event, a shared email or a screenshot of your itinerary. Honest about the future • A trip stop too far ahead to forecast shows the typical temperatures for those dates, marked as typical. • Airport conditions for a flight open five days before departure, and the trip tells you so. The moon on Today • After dark the sun's path becomes the moon's: when it rises and sets, its phase and how much is lit, and how long until it rises while it is still below the horizon.

Know when the rain comes • Today shows how much rain to expect and when most of it falls. • Maps puts it in words: when rain arrives or ends and, in the US, where the heavier band is, like "35 mi west of you." • The radar loop now starts at Now and runs two hours ahead. Easier to read • Small text over the photo is clearer, and the sun's path sits lower, clear of the forecast line. • Maps has one Layers button in place of the row of chips, and the note on the map can be closed. Alerts that reach you • The Daily forecast and Pressure alerts now do what their switches in Settings say. • Premium: FAA ground stops and delays for your trip's flights notify you, show on Today and count on the app icon. A new app icon.

Alerts you'll see • Severe warnings sound and come through Focus. Advisories, like fog or wind, arrive quietly. Both can be switched off in Settings. • Every active alert sits at the top of Today, and the app icon shows how many are in force. A new look • Today opens on a photograph of your kind of place, in the weather outside, with the sun's path across it. • System, Daylight and Nightfall looks, free for everyone. Radar and flights • In the US, radar runs six hours ahead, and NOAA's forecast map layers are back, with wind arrows. • Flights now live in Maps, with planes that move between updates, a nearby list and flight details.

Bug fixes and improvements.