Always Weather comes to iPhone, with an app for Apple Watch. New: the rain map. The radar for the last hour and the next two, then hour by hour to this time tomorrow, across Europe, on a calm map of its own. Move through time with your thumb, as you do through the hours. New: alerts, if you want them. A notification before rain or snow reaches you, or for an amber or red warning, for one place you choose. One for each spell, three a day at most, and quiet overnight. Off until you turn them on. New: Always Weather on Apple Watch. Turn the Digital Crown and the hours go by, each in its own sky, and add the temperature and the next rain to your watch face.

New: What to wear in pictures, in the app and on the widgets. A jumper, an arrow, a jacket, an umbrella: what to put on, at a glance. It now also gives the best time to go out and notes for around the house (the washing, frost for the plants, gales, the grass), in more varied words with tips for a walk, a ride or a run. New: forecasts from the forecasters who know your sky. The Met Office in the UK and Ireland, Deutscher Wetterdienst in Germany, the US National Weather Service in the US, and MET Norway everywhere else. You can choose another in Settings. New: official weather warnings. When the national weather service issues one for where you are, a short line says so, and a tap shows it exactly as they wrote it. In the UK these are Met Office Weather Warnings; in Ireland, Germany, Norway and the US, the national service's own. New in the UK and Ireland: the next hour, from the Met Office's radar-based forecast. "Rain likely within the hour." or "Dry until at least 17:00." New: Lock Screen widgets. Today's temperature and what the rain is doing, at a glance. Also: how today compares with yesterday, rain drawn by how hard it falls, a row of days in Paper, day rows that follow the day you pick, and a fix for a crash that could stop the widget updating.

New: What to wear. Above sunrise and sunset, the day's clothing for a walk, a bike ride or a run, with notes for rain, wind, frost and sun, and the day's drying window. Worked out on your iPhone from the forecast; tell it how you feel the cold in Settings. New: What left this iPhone. Settings → Privacy lists every request the app made in the last 7 days, exactly as it was sent. The list stays on your iPhone. The app now sends a plain name and language with each request, rather than your iPhone's own, so even less about your iPhone leaves it. Widgets can show any of your saved places, and their temperature is bolder. Turn location off for the app and it forgets where your iPhone was.