• Places: 1,168 places now show their current names — e.g. Basra, Medina, Nizhny Novgorod, Naypyidaw. Old names still find them. • Places: 2,141 places added, 462 removed — 55,000 places in all, each at its corrected point. • Climate: sharper day and night normals at hundreds of places near airports. • Updated data credits.

• Climate: the place, saved and world climate pages now show the same humidity dataset and unit you chose in settings. • Saved and world lists: the weatherbox logo shows the list's average current total temp, the same on now and climate. • Search: when the keyboard closes, the header returns to the page name; "enter place" appears only while you search. • Ulan Bator is now Ulaanbaatar.

• New tutorial: learn the essentials in 12 quick steps, then every other feature in 48 more. Open it anytime from settings. • Updated data credits, now including KNMI and DMI. Less guessing, more knowing.

• Sharper forecasts: the weatherbox engine now blends the world's leading forecast models with machine learning. • Flow: time travel up to 24 hours per second, now on the hourly page too, and each place starts at its own local time when you teleport. • Updated data credits for every model and dataset we use. Less error, more confidence.

• New weatherbox engine: AI weather models, physics-based forecasts and 30 years of climate history, fused for sharper forecasts. • Flow runs at true speed, from calm to frenetic. • Cloud cover reads like a pilot's report: clear, few, scattered, broken, overcast, shaded to the exact percent. • Rain and snow always show their amount. • Refreshed shading for pressure, and a cleaner column order on daily, hourly, world and saved. • Every place findable, everywhere.

· Units: settings now choose temperature (°C or °F), wind (km/h, m/s, mph or kt), humidity (dew point with relative humidity, or absolute humidity in g/m³) and pressure (hPa or inHg) — tap one to change it, or tap "units" to step through every combination. With °F, precipitation reads in inches. · The settings box is your place's box: tap its left or right half to see the weather, conditions and forces views. · Date and time: 30 sep or sep 30, 13:04 or 1:04 pm — set in settings, defaulting to your region's custom, and used by every date and time in the app, the climate page's hour columns included. · The precipitation cell always names its type, and a trace amount reads as less than 0.1 mm (0.01 in). · Forecasts now blend NOAA's GFS with two AI weather models, NOAA's AIGFS and ECMWF's AIFS. · A new credit page (settings → credit) names every data source and its licence. · Weather rows in a new order on the daily, hourly and now pages: total temp, pressure, cloud, precipitation, then air, vapor, wind and flux. · A new app icon. · Search: leaving the search box loads the top match for what you typed, and tapping a suggestion always loads it. · Search from the world pages: tap the place name, pick a place, and it is centred in the list without being added to saved. · Add a comma to narrow a search by region or country: “fairfield, nj”, “georgetown, st helena”. · The two-part tutorial is clearer: outlines fit what they point to, arrows are larger, and part 2 ends on the tutorial button in settings. · The world and saved lists open on your selected place, with no re-sort as they appear. · The place page and the world list always show the same values for the same place and time. · Flow shows the date and time of the moment you are reading. · Quick compare and the double screenshot keep the days or hours you were looking at. · The launch screen is the box itself, so nothing jumps when the app appears. · Holds register on the first try: anywhere on the logo returns to your location. · The standard set and the world list fill at once. · On the daily page, when several early hours read the same coldest temperature, the latest of them is shown. · Fixes: places that share a grid cell always show their own climate; missing readings show blank, never a guess; bigger touch targets for the logo, geostamp, about, tutorial and share; location is looked up from your connection only if you decline location access.

Fixes a rare freeze when opening the world view. New two-part tutorial, clearer place names, refined layout, and quick compare on every place page.