Introducing Strike+, a new Burn Bans layer on the radar, and Strike Weather on Apple Watch. - New Strike+, for you or your whole family, monthly, yearly (with a free week to try it) or a one-time lifetime purchase: burn bans, Strike Weather on Apple Watch, the rain Live Activity, the radar widget, Lock Screen widgets for the chance of rain, UV, wind and sunrise and sunset, Time Machine, the radar's wind, smoke, wildfires and satellite layers, experimental features, and the Supporters page. If you had Strike Weather before 1.5, you keep the Live Activity, the radar widget, Time Machine and those map layers without it for three months. The forecast, alerts, the Weather widget, UV and the radar's warnings, storm cells, tropical storms and lightning stay free. Find it at the top of Settings. - New Burn Bans layer on the radar: counties with a burn ban in effect are shaded red, with the date it began where the state gives one. Tap a county for details. When the place you're looking at is in a county with a ban, a small reminder shows under the forecast too. It covers Tennessee, Texas, Florida, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Arkansas, Washington and Wyoming for now, the states that publish their bans online. The bans come from each state's published map, which can take a while to catch up when a county starts or lifts a ban, and a city or fire department can have its own rules that aren't shown. Check with your county before you burn. - New Apple Watch app: the temperature and conditions where you are, rain or snow starting soon, the next hours and the week, without your iPhone nearby. Your home address and favorite places sync from your iPhone. - New watch face complications: a temperature gauge, a rectangular one with the day's range and rain starting soon, a corner one and an inline one. - New UV index in Conditions: how strong the sun is now and how high it gets later, with when to protect your skin. It's also in The Week, on the Weather widget and on Apple Watch. - Automatic now uses Apple Weather first everywhere. The official national services take over if it can't be reached, and you can still pick one in Settings > Weather Data. - The Week now goes out 10 days with Apple Weather, MET Norway, DWD, SMHI and FMI. Swipe it to see the rest. - The hourly chart now goes out 48 hours. Swipe it sideways for the day after, and use the buttons under it to see rain, wind, humidity or UV instead of temperature. The numbers are written along the line; tap Values to hide them. - Something new at the top of the weather page, for days when the forecast here isn't far enough. - New for Strike+ members: turn on Experimental in Settings > Advanced to try features still being tested. The first is Strike Select (beta), a weather source that averages the official national forecast, Apple Weather and MET Norway, and fills in what any one of them leaves out. Every source it uses is credited. Also in Experimental: Ask (beta), where Apple Intelligence answers your questions about the forecast, radar, burn bans and past weather, on your device, with the forecast card to match. Ask (beta) needs a device that supports Apple Intelligence. - Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- When iOS doesn't give a widget a fresh position in time, it uses the last place the app found you, or your home address, instead of showing an error. - A widget that can't refresh keeps showing the last weather and radar it had for a while. - If location is turned off just for widgets, they now say so and where to turn it on. - With the National Weather Service as the source, the current temperature no longer shows an hours-old station reading when nearby stations stop reporting: the forecast for this hour is shown instead. - The large Weather widget fits "Tonight", shows tonight's low, and keeps the sun and moon clear of the weather icon. - Bug fixes and performance improvements. Special thanks to Dylan Collins for reporting and helping test the widget bugs.

• Fixes the Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets showing "Location needed" when location is already allowed. • The weather page no longer shows the written forecast paragraph under the 24-hour chart. Tap a day to read that day's written forecast. • Source names at the bottom of the weather page now link to the source's website. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Official forecasts where you are: Automatic now uses the national weather service for the country you're in (the National Weather Service in the US, Environment and Climate Change Canada, Germany's Deutscher Wetterdienst, Sweden's SMHI and the Finnish Meteorological Institute) and Apple Weather everywhere else. You can also pick any of them in Settings > Weather Data. • A smoother radar: Day and Week forecasts are drawn as soft-edged rain in the radar's colours, with snow in white and freezing rain in pink, flow smoothly from hour to hour and load several times faster. • The Wind layer can show the wind as flowing streaks, or the classic barbs. • New "Which Radar Should I Use?" guide, and the radar suggests switching between the mosaic and a single site when it would help. • The rain banner, rain alerts and Live Activity now better line up with the forecast on the weather page. Special thanks to Dylan Collins and Dakota Grigg for reporting issues. • Search: tap the star on any result or recent place to favorite it, and fold away Favorites and Recent with a chevron. • New "Open To" setting: have the weather page open on your current location or your home address. • Settings is now a short list of pages, with new Rate Strike Weather, Request a Feature and Report a Bug buttons. • New Supporters page for anyone who has left a tip: join the beta, pick an alternate app icon and send feature requests. Nothing in the weather or the radar is locked behind a tip. • Switching back to the Weather tab no longer reloads the forecast, wildfires, storm cells and smoke appear as soon as you turn them on, and Restore Previous Tips now finds earlier tips. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Smoother scrolling on the weather page, plus tidier radar notices and bug fixes. Special thanks to Dylan Collins for reporting the weather page stutter.

Strike Weather 1.3 - Achievement unlocked, a better weather app • New achievements: tap the trophy next to the Time Machine to see what you can unlock. Some are hidden until you find them, and your progress syncs through iCloud. • Redesigned widgets: the sky follows the time of day and the weather, with a warning banner, a rain strip, a temperature range bar, a new Large size and a Lock Screen gauge. • New location menu on the weather page: tap the place name to switch between where you are, a home address you set in Settings and your favorites, or to search. • Fixed the tab bar flickering and doubling its labels when you switch tabs. • Radar sites that have stopped sending scans now show in red with an X. • Large text sizes now fit across the Weather, Radar and Search tabs. • The Time Machine now uses NASA's POWER archive, back to 2001. • Open-Meteo is retired. Rain and snow alerts use MET Norway and Apple Weather, and the radar's wind barbs and model rain layers use NOAA's GFS model. • If you had chosen Open-Meteo as your weather source, you're switched to Automatic. • New Tip Jar in Settings, if you'd like to help cover what it costs to keep the app going. Tips are optional and don't unlock anything; the app stays free with no ads. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Strike Weather 1.2.1 - the little update that could. • The radar's play button now shows how far along the loop is while it gets ready. • Radar times for a place you searched or pinned now read in that place's time zone. • Local radar opens a little faster. • New button on local radar shows every NEXRAD radar site on the map: tap one to switch to it. • New "Delete iCloud Data" button in Settings removes your synced settings and favorite places from iCloud and puts the app back to its defaults. • Search results now open when you tap anywhere in the row, not just on the text. • Switching between local radar and the mosaic is now the first item in the radar product menu, instead of hidden at the far end. • Removed the radar's refresh button: the page already keeps itself current, so there's one less control on the map. • The layers button's count badge is no longer cut off when you press it. • Wildfire hotspots are now drawn as small flames instead of dots, still coloured by how recent the detection is. • Lightning markers are smaller (just the bolt, no disc) and thin out where they would overlap, so they cover less of the radar. • Tropical storms are redrawn from National Hurricane Center data: a clear cone and track, a dot and time for each forecast point, colored by strength, and the storm's name and winds. • Storm cells are now arrows showing where each is heading and how fast, instead of rings; a cell forecast to pass over your place turns orange and says roughly how many minutes away it is. • Smoke layer now says "No smoke in view" instead of drawing nothing. • Radar site buttons, storms and the map's drawn overlays are now labelled for VoiceOver. • More robust handling of bad or incomplete forecast-model data. • Bug fixes & performance improvements.

Strike Weather 1.2 rebuilds the Radar tab from the ground up. • Local radar: view your nearest NEXRAD site alongside a redesigned wide-area mosaic (US, Canada and Germany) — switch between them with one tap, or pick a site by hand. • A Day and Week rain and snow outlook on the map, not just the last two hours and a one-hour look-ahead. • New map layers: storm-cell tracking, wildfires, wind barbs and smoke. • A manual refresh button, and the radar keeps itself current in the background while you're on the page. • Much smoother scrubbing through the timeline, with nearby scans preloaded for instant playback. • A radar card on the Weather tab, and a new Home Screen radar widget. • A rain and snow Live Activity for your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. • Reorder or hide the sections on the Weather tab. • Favorite places and recent searches in Search. • Bug fixes & performance improvements. • Removed Herobrine.

What's New in Strike Weather 1.1 The app is now universal on iPad, with a layout built for the bigger screen. - Full iPad support - WeatherAPI.com added to the list of weather sources — free 3-day forecasts, bring your own API key - Star radar layers for one-tap access from the map - Smoother radar timeline scrubbing - UI polish, including cleaner type - New About, Privacy, and Data Sources pages in Settings - Bug fixes and stability improvements