• „Radaransichten“: „Unwetter“, „Regen & Hochwasser“, „Winter“, „Tropen“, „Unterwegs“ und „Aufgeräumt“ stellen alle Ebenen mit einem Tippen ein • Eigene Radaransichten sicherst du über die Chipleiste oben in „Überlagerungen“ • „Zeitlupe“ im Radar: Halte an und spiele die halbe Stunde drumherum langsam ab, Bild für Bild • Gewitter gleiten im Radar von Bild zu Bild, statt ein- und auszublenden • Zwei-Minuten-Scans füllen „Zeitlupe“, das Ziehen in der Zeitleiste und die neuesten Bilder; in den Radareinstellungen lassen sie sich ausschalten • Das Radar hält kurz beim neuesten Scan an, bevor die Schleife neu beginnt • Das Radar öffnet beim ersten Vorhersagebild, und die Zeitleiste läuft beim Abspielen flüssig mit • Schärferes Radar beim Hineinzoomen und eine weichere Farbskala • Flüssiges Radar spielt gleichmäßig über alle Scans und läuft nach einem Zoom per Doppeltippen weiter • „Überlagerungen“ im Radar: farbige Schalter, blaue Ebenensymbole, solange eine Ebene aktiv ist, und ein Hinweis unter jeder Ebene • Warnungen im Radar erscheinen als Chip mit Anzahl neben „Legende“, der die Liste nach oben öffnet • Der Fünf-Stunden-Wetterstreifen im Radar ist anfangs aus; aktiviere „Wetterüberlagerung anzeigen“ in den Radareinstellungen • Beschriftungen der Radar-Zeitleiste und Kartennachweise überlagern sich nicht mehr, auch bei großer Schrift • Das Radar-Widget zeigt außerhalb der USA Radar für Europa und Australien • „Vorhersagebesprechung“: eine neue Leseansicht mit Abschnittsauswahl, Kernnachrichten sowie Zeilen für Vorwarnungen und Warnungen • „Symbol für Vorhersagebesprechung“ (Vorhersagen ▸ Nächste 7 T.) fügt der Karte „Nächste 7 T.“ einen Schnellzugriff hinzu • Auf dem iPad und dem aufgeklappten iPhone Duo bleibt die aktuelle Wetterlage neben „Tägliche Vorhersage“, „Details“ oder „Live-Radar“ fixiert • Split View: Seiten tauschen, Trennlinie ziehen und Layouts wählen unter Einstellungen ▸ Split View • „Stadtpakete“ stehen oben in „Design & visueller Stil“: Erlebe einen Tag in deiner Stadt, sieh ihr Paket und fordere eine Stadt an • Halte die Szenenkarte der Stadtpakete gedrückt, um die Szenen dieses Pakets vorab zu sehen • „Pollenbelastung“: Arten nach Stärke sortiert, jede mit eigener Grafik, Belastungsanzeige und Baumarten • „Luftqualität“: Messwert und Kategorie stehen vorn, dazu eine 24-Stunden-Vorhersage und Schadstoff-Chips • Sonnenauf- und -untergang: Die Sonne wandert auf einem leuchtenden Bogen, für den Rest des Tages gepunktet • Das Widget „Auf- & Untergang“ auf dem Sperrbildschirm passt jetzt zu den Anzeigen daneben • Apple Watch: Die Komplikation „Trio“ mit Überschrift verteilt ihre Anzeigen über die volle Breite • Das Stundendiagramm blendet weich zwischen Datenpunkten mit unterschiedlichen Skalen über • Die Widgets „4- oder 5-Tage-Vorhersage“ zeigen für jeden Tag die Niederschlagswahrscheinlichkeit • Die Vorhersage bleibt beim Aktualisieren sichtbar, und ein fehlgeschlagener Ladevorgang wird von selbst wiederholt • Auf iPhone und iPad mit ProMotion laufen der animierte Himmel und „Tag visualisieren“ mit bis zu 120 Bildern pro Sekunde • Der animierte Himmel verbraucht weniger Energie und pausiert nach 10 Minuten ohne Berührung oder solange er verdeckt ist • Widgets und Komplikationen der Apple Watch erledigen bei jeder Aktualisierung weniger doppelte Arbeit • Seltene Abstürze behoben in der aktuellen Wetterlage, der Temperaturanzeige und der Vorhersagevorschau in den Einstellungen

Übersichtlichere Spracheinstellungen. • „App-Sprache“ und „Sprache der Wetterdaten“ öffnen je eine Liste mit allen Sprachen in Originalschreibweise; die Wetterdaten-Liste hat eine Suche. • „Sprache der Wetterdaten“ folgt standardmäßig der „App-Sprache“, außer du wählst eine andere. • Änderst du die App-Sprache, bleibt deine Sprache der Wetterdaten erhalten. • Eine neue App-Sprache übernehmen App, Widgets und Apple Watch sofort, ohne Forecast Bar neu zu öffnen. • Sprachnamen sind einheitlich geschrieben, lesbar und in der jeweiligen Sprache. Forecast Bar in zwölf weiteren Sprachen • Forecast Bar bietet 12 weitere Sprachen auf iPhone, iPad und Apple Watch. • Datum, Uhrzeit und Wetterwerte werden in den neuen Sprachen landesüblich formatiert. • Sonnenaufgangs- und -untergangs-Widgets auf dem iPhone nennen Screenreadern die vollen Ereignisnamen. • Mitteilungen verwenden deine App-Sprache. • Die Apple Watch übernimmt die Sprache deines iPhone. • „Übersetzungsfehler melden“ in den Einstellungen öffnet einen E-Mail-Entwurf mit Angaben zur Sprache. Teile die Mikroklimata deiner Stadt • Mit „Erkunde die Mikroklimata deiner Stadt“ (Gold) teilst du warme und kühle Gebiete deiner Stadt, ihren Unterschied und den Zwei-Tage-Trend. Wetterstation • Deine eigene Station liefert aktuelle Bedingungen und verfeinert Vorhersagen; gefolgte Stationen zeigen Vergleichswerte. • Mit „Das ist meine Station“ in den Stationsdetails legst du fest, welche gefolgte Station deine ist. Einstellungen durchsuchen • „Einstellungen durchsuchen“ findet Einstellungen nach Name oder Funktion. • Ein Suchergebnis öffnet die zugehörige Ansicht und scrollt zur Einstellung. Regenmesser und Beobachtungen aus der Nähe • Die „Regenmesser“ auf dem Radar (Gold) zeigen 24-Stunden-Regenmengen freiwilliger CoCoRaHS-Beobachter. • Für vergangene Tage in den USA vergleicht „Wetter nach Datum“ (Gold) Höchst-, Tiefstwert und Regen einer nahen Station mit den Normalwerten und ergänzt den nächsten Regenmesser. Anstehende Reisen • „Anstehende Reisen“ zeigt die Vorhersage für Reisen in deinem Kalender, neben der Vergleichskarte. • Die Einstellungen dazu stehen unter „Vergleich und Zuhause“ und sind per Suche auffindbar. Symbolstile und regionale Hintergründe • Fünf neue, abgestimmte Symbolstile für Wetter und Daten führen die Symbolliste an. „Plastisch und matt“ ist der neue Standard, auch für bisherige Standard-Nutzer. • Hintergründe passen standardmäßig zur Landschaft deines Vorhersageorts. Eine in den Einstellungen gewählte Szene bleibt erhalten. • „Küste“, „Wald“, „Bergland“ und „Trockenland“ stehen nach „Offene Landschaft“ als weitere Hintergründe bereit. • Ein Tipp auf die Sonnenaufgangs- oder -untergangsqualität öffnet die volle Qualitätsansicht in deiner Sprache, wie auf Mac und Apple TV. Weitere Neuerungen • „Mitteilungen testen“ am Ende von Einstellungen › Mitteilungen prüft deine Einrichtung und sendet eine Testmitteilung an dieses Gerät. • Mitteilungen kommen weiter an, wenn iOS die Push-Registrierung der App erneuert. • „Zuhause“ bleibt nach dem Umsortieren in deinen gespeicherten Orten. • Die Apple Watch zeigt nach einer Reise den richtigen Ortsnamen. • „Unwetter im Anmarsch“ gilt erst nach dem Speichern als aktiv und meldet Speicherfehler. • Widgets erkennen dein Abo, ohne dass du erst die App öffnest. • Das 6-Stunden-Niederschlagsdiagramm folgt der Einstellung „24-Stunden-Uhr“. • Ist ein Gewitter höchstens eine Minute entfernt, zeigt „Gewitterverfolgung“ „Trifft jetzt ein“ in einer Zeile. • Sterne verblassen nachts allmählich, wenn Wolken aufziehen, und in „Tag visualisieren“ geht die Sonne hinter der Skyline des Fotos unter, statt in der Luft auszublenden. • Apple Watch-Komplikationen blenden lange Texte sanft aus, statt mit „…“ zu enden. • Abstürze behoben in Einstellungen › Daten und Layout, „Intelligente Wetterstorys“, der Ortsliste auf dem iPad und auf der Apple Watch.

Your own weather station • Weather Station (Gold) shows current conditions from a nearby personal station, or your own. Tune My Forecast learns how your station's spot runs, so the coming hours and daily highs and lows fit where you actually live, in the app, widgets and on Apple Watch. • Tune for My Neighborhood shifts forecasts by how your part of town usually runs, Apple Weather included, and Station vs. Forecast shows day by day whether tuning helps. • Explore Your City's Microclimates: a live map of every station around you, a two-day replay, and your area's typical day. A sky that matches the real weather • The realistic background follows the real sky: cloud layers, rain and snow by type and rate, rainbows, sun halos, fog, haze and smoke. • Clear nights show real stars, planets and the Milky Way, with meteor showers and auroras, turned toward the best view. The moon shows its real surface. • Sky, sun and clouds sit behind the hills, trees and buildings in your photo, in Visualize Day too, and wind-blown rain and snow fill the whole screen. • A Visualize Day widget in four sizes shows the scene for this hour. Tap it to watch the day unfold, or show just the current conditions. Hurricane tracking (Gold) • Each storm's forecast cone, track and forecast points on the radar, with coastal watches and warnings and NHC's 7-day outlook for where storms may form. Tap a storm for its winds, pressure and movement. • A card on the main screen, and optional Hurricane Cone Alerts, when your location falls in a storm's cone. Storm Surge and Extreme Wind Warnings can break through Do Not Disturb. Apple Watch, redesigned • A new main screen with a sky that matches the weather, a range bar for today, an hourly strip in three styles, a Week Ahead list and data tiles you choose. Arrange every section from your iPhone, where Watch Layout shows your real watch screen as you go. • New day, hour, Sun & Moon and Wind screens, a Pollen tile, 6-hour precipitation by type and Apple Weather's minute-by-minute rain for the next hour. • Interactive charts you scrub hour by hour with the Digital Crown, a week out: temperature, rain chance, wind, UV, humidity, pressure, heat index, wind chill and more. • Weather alerts appear as a card above current conditions. Complications show highs in red and lows in blue, follow tinted faces and fit smaller watches. Everything else • Show Overnight Lows, in Data & Layout, gives each day the low of the night that follows it. • Radar starts playing sooner and uses far less data while it loops. • Smart Weather Stories load faster, open each day with what sets it apart, and work late at night. Quick stories are shorter. • Life-threatening warnings can't be hidden, alert mute settings say what they can't silence, and AMBER and Blue Alerts no longer appear. • A Sunrise & Sunset Lock Screen widget, and the temperature curve setting is now a picker that draws both timelines. • Rain and storm Live Activities stay readable in the Dynamic Island beside a call or another app's activity. • Siri and Shortcuts read cleaner forecast sentences, and widgets keep the right hours in half-hour time zones such as India. • Settings has a Rate Forecast Bar row, and after an unexpected close you can send a quick bug report. • Smart and Single Location widgets keep their usual layout when rain is past the hours they show, and backgrounds fall back to a built-in scene when a chosen city pack is gone. • The Current Weather widget's summary moves on with each hour, and on iPad its tall size adds today's written forecast. • Lightning haptics stop after three taps per storm, then rest for half an hour. • Hourly graph hour labels show in full instead of "…". • Widgets say "until" the hour the next condition starts, not an hour later. See everything that's new at forecastbar.com/whats-new

• Ready for iOS 27 • iOS 27: a tall extra large widget in the app's layout, with three data points you choose • Ready for watchOS 27, with new Trio and Sunrise & Sunset complications • Apple Watch: Smart Trio picks the three gauges that matter most and changes them through the day • Apple Watch: change complications, layout and units right on the watch • iPhone: the Apple Watch screen shows live previews of every setting • After updating, add your complications back once; the watch and iPhone show you how • Radar: one Overlays button for warnings, lightning, storm cells, cameras and road layers • Gold: road conditions, weather hazards, and road and air temperatures on the radar • Gold: storm reports, river gauges and fire perimeters • Gold: road camera video or snapshots in AL, AZ, CA, DE, GA, LA, MD, MO, NC, NV, OH and WA • Widgets: new extra large Current Weather, with optional compact daily rows • Compare can add a temporary city without saving it • Sky events and earthquakes link to viewing guides, live maps and community reports • Bug fixes and performance optimizations See everything that's new at forecastbar.com/whats-new

Two Forecast Sources • Choose your forecast source. Gold subscribers can pick Apple Weather instead of The Weather Company in Settings → Data & Layout. Pollen, air quality, history and 15-minute precipitation keep coming from The Weather Company either way. • Compare both sources side by side. The new Compare screen charts every measurement at once — two lines with the disagreement shaded between them, and paired high/low bars by day — and names the single biggest disagreement. Drag across a chart and both readings follow your finger. Works for comparing cities too. • Switch sources without leaving the forecast: a new bar at the foot of the screen carries your source, Time Machine and the comparison together, and the eye above any hourly chart overlays the second forecast. Daily reports become Smart Weather Stories • Gold members can have morning and evening report notifications written as a Smart Weather Story — the day's real story up front, tuned to your location and season, with an optional note telling it what to prioritize. Find it in Notifications → Daily Reports. Storm Tracker, up front • Track on Lock Screen from the storm itself. When a storm cell is bearing down on you, the Storm Tracker card and the storm cell notification both carry a one-tap button that turns on the Storm Intercept Live Activity. Gold, iOS 17.2 or later. • The Storm Tracker now sits directly above the precipitation chart, ahead of the alerts in force, the storm report and the day's outlook, so a storm minutes out is the first thing you see. Hide the alerts you never want • Touch and hold the X on an alert and choose Hide all — for example every Beach Hazard alert when you live inland. Dismiss the same kind twice and the card offers it. If you also get notifications for that kind of alert, the app asks whether to stop those too. Bring a type back in Settings → Forecasts → Hidden Alert Types. Widgets • Widgets flag severe weather. When a warning is in force for a widget's location, the medium and large widgets show a severity-colored badge; tap it to see the active warnings. • Widgets build their timelines about three times faster, rain bars line up with their hour columns again, and the iPad lock screen Data Point gauge renders again. Stargazing • Upcoming Sky Events — the full catalog of eclipses, meteor showers and conjunctions — is always one tap away at the bottom of the stargazing forecast, and Compare Locations now fills in Stargazing Conditions for both cities. Sync what you want • Sync Layout Across Devices, in Settings → Data & Layout, lets this iPhone or iPad keep its own data points and layout while your other devices carry on sharing theirs. Tell us what you want • Request a Feature lives in Settings → Help & Info: pick a type, describe it, attach a screenshot, and it lands with us directly. Faster everywhere • Weather loads sooner after launch, alerts arrive sooner after each refresh, tides compute about twice as fast, and the radar opens faster. Apple Watch complications and radar tiles render faster too. Sharper fundamentals • Sunrise, sunset and twilight use the NOAA solar algorithm, accurate to the minute at any latitude, and the UV Index chart is back to National Weather Service colors. • AI stories stay put between refreshes instead of rewriting themselves when conditions drift a degree. • Tides rank by how close the next turn is, rising through the three hours before each high or low. • Fixed Cloud Cover reading 100% under any overcast on Apple Weather, "0 Alerts" above visible alert cards on iPad, a Compare card row showing a tornado icon when a lookup failed, a subscription that read as expiring the moment you looked, a rare crash on launch, and Apple Watch gusts converted twice. • The app no longer wakes itself in the background on devices without a subscription. See everything that's new at forecastbar.com/whats-new

Storm Intercept • A severe storm heading your way runs on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: how likely it is to turn severe, how far out, and a countdown to arrival — mirrored to the Apple Watch Smart Stack. • When a storm is going to miss, it says so — the closest it will come, then it gets out of your way. Storms on the radar • Storm Cells draws every tracked cell on the map with its probability of turning severe — NOAA/CIMSS ProbSevere guidance, updated every two minutes. Tap a cell for severity trend, hail, wind and tornado breakdown, lightning rate and echo top. • Severe Storm Alert and Large Hail Alert ship ready-made, or build your own rule on severe probability or hail size. Severe weather on your widgets • Widgets now show a warning badge when a severe weather warning is active for their location. Tap it on a medium or large widget to see every active warning, then tap one for full details. • Weather alert notifications open details right in the app, and overlapping alerts of the same type appear separately, ordered by severity. Severe Risk • On the rare day the national outlook reaches Enhanced or higher, a Severe Risk card leads the main screen. Tap it to see the outlook drawn over the radar. • Severe Outlook Alerts can tell you when the outlook where you are gets upgraded, hours before any watch is issued. Storm Tracker • A storm closing on your location gets a card that leads with the verdict: on track for you, or expected to miss — with a live countdown to arrival. • After it passes, a storm report records what actually happened, and Storm Reports keeps two years of them. Compare cities • Up to five saved cities sit above or below your forecast. Tap to compare, or jump straight to that city. • Set a Home location and it joins your forecast automatically whenever you're away. Week Ahead Outlook • A short read on the week's pattern above the daily forecast — the turning points and the standout day. US outlooks now draw on the National Weather Service forecaster's own discussion. Stargazing & Astronomy • Stargazing Conditions shows tonight's best window, darkness, Moon, and weather, with an hourly quality chart. • Astronomy Alerts add meteor showers, eclipses and planetary events, each with your best local viewing time. Live Sunset Alerts • A heads-up minutes before a sunset worth stepping outside for, sent only when live satellite imagery confirms the forecast. Time Machine • Open any supported date, past or future, with a clear morning-to-night graph and backgrounds that follow the place, date and weather. • Pick dates on a month grid — swipe through months, tap the title for a year grid back to 1979, and Today snaps back in one tap. Weather Photos • Choose a photo — its date and location recreate the weather around it — then place weather artwork from restrained typography to atmospheric rain, snow and stars. On iPad • An hourly conditions chart sits below the alerts in both layouts, and landscape gets the storm tracker, storm report and weather-change cards portrait already had. Also in this release • Forecast charts are redrawn with a smoother gradient-filled curve, a current-hour marker, and a marker that follows your finger. • Cloud cover, humidity and visibility draw as lines on the hourly chart, and scrubbing snaps to your finger. • The main screen can pick its own tiles from current conditions — UV while the sun is up, gusts when it's gusty. • A redesigned subscription screen, with prices and trial terms straight from the App Store. • Forecast Bar works with VoiceOver. • Swipe right anywhere to open the side menu, and location search finds parks, ski areas and landmarks. • Global radar now plays into the future, so you can scrub ahead anywhere on Earth. • Wildfire smoke joins the radar, with an hour-by-hour PM2.5 forecast. See everything that's new at forecastbar.com/whats-new

Storm Intercept • A severe storm heading your way runs on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island: how likely it is to turn severe, how far out, and a countdown to arrival — mirrored to the Apple Watch Smart Stack. • When a storm is going to miss, it says so — the closest it will come, then it gets out of your way. Storms on the radar • Storm Cells draws every tracked cell on the map with its probability of turning severe — NOAA/CIMSS ProbSevere guidance, updated every two minutes. Tap a cell for severity trend, hail, wind and tornado breakdown, lightning rate and echo top. • Severe Storm Alert and Large Hail Alert ship ready-made, or build your own rule on severe probability or hail size. Severe Risk • On the rare day the national outlook reaches Enhanced or higher, a Severe Risk card leads the main screen. Tap it to see the outlook drawn over the radar. • Severe Outlook Alerts can tell you when the outlook where you are gets upgraded, hours before any watch is issued. Storm Tracker • A storm closing on your location gets a card that leads with the verdict: on track for you, or expected to miss — with a live countdown to arrival. • After it passes, a storm report records what actually happened, and Storm Reports keeps two years of them. Smart Data Points • The main screen can pick its own tiles from current conditions — UV while the sun is up, gusts when it's gusty — sorted by what matters right now. Compare cities • Up to five saved cities sit above or below your forecast. Tap to compare, or jump straight to that city. • Set a Home location and it joins your forecast automatically whenever you're away. Week Ahead Outlook • A short read on the week's pattern above the daily forecast — the turning points and the standout day. Stargazing & Astronomy • Stargazing Conditions shows tonight's best window, darkness, Moon, and weather, with an hourly quality chart. • Astronomy Alerts add meteor showers, eclipses and planetary events, each with your best local viewing time. Live Sunset Alerts • A heads-up minutes before a sunset worth stepping outside for, sent only when live satellite imagery confirms the forecast. Time Machine • Open any supported date, past or future, with a clear morning-to-night graph and backgrounds that follow the place, date and weather. Weather Photos • Choose a photo — its date and location recreate the weather around it — then place weather artwork from restrained typography to atmospheric rain, snow and stars. Also in this release • Forecast charts are redrawn with a smoother gradient-filled curve, a current-hour marker, and a marker that follows your finger. • Forecast Bar works with VoiceOver. • Background Effects soften a busy scene with Blur and Dimming; Glass Mode is now a slider. • Swipe right anywhere to open the side menu, and location search finds parks, ski areas and landmarks. • Global radar now plays into the future, so you can scrub ahead anywhere on Earth. • Each device can keep its own appearance while everything else stays in sync. • Wildfire smoke joins the radar, with an hour-by-hour PM2.5 forecast. • New installs start in your region's formats, and a 24-Hour Clock switch covers widgets and complications. See everything that's new at forecastbar.com/whats-new

Visualize Day • Pull down past refresh and your whole day plays out full screen — the sky, sun, stars, clouds and rain follow the forecast hour by hour, then loop. • It starts at the current hour and runs a full day forward, so you're watching the weather ahead of you rather than replaying the morning. • Share the day you just watched as a video, ready to send or post. • Put a condition icon beside the temperature in Settings › Data & Layout › Visualize Day, or switch the pull gesture off entirely and keep pull-to-refresh doing only that. Request a City Pack • Request a City now files a real request instead of opening an email. The city you're already viewing is one tap; any other city is one field. • Follow it in the pack list as it moves from Requested, to in the queue, to being created, to ready to download — and get a notification the moment it's ready. • Packs you asked for are marked with a star. Swipe to cancel a request or to remove a downloaded pack, and a request you cancel can be made again. • Ask for somewhere an existing pack already covers and you get that pack right away instead of a wait. A more realistic sky • The sun follows your location's real sunrise and sunset instead of a fixed 6am-to-6pm arc, and sets out of frame instead of disappearing at the edge of the screen. • Sky and cloud colors turn at the day's actual sunrise and sunset, and shift continuously rather than in steps. Settings, redesigned • Rows are grouped into titled cards in the order you already know them, subtitles wrap instead of truncating mid-word, and each row shows what it will do before you tap it. Also in this release • Current Location widgets stay synchronized with the app's City Pack after travel. • Temperature now sits directly below the condition on Compare's Now card, instead of partway down the list. • Fixed city pack requests for names typed without punctuation or with an abbreviation, such as "Lake St Louis Mo", which were previously rejected as places that don't exist. • Turning nearby city packs back on restores automatic downloading, which could previously be left switched off even though a fresh install has it on. • Installed city packs update themselves when their photos are improved, instead of waiting for a tap in Settings. See everything that's new at forecastbar.com/whats-new

City Packs • New City Packs — photo backgrounds of real cities that follow your live weather and time of day. A scene appears automatically for the city you're viewing and steps aside when it isn't on screen. • Scenes appear the moment you open the app or switch cities, and crossfade smoothly between changes. • The background picker now leads with City Packs, and Remove All clears every download in one tap. • Don't see your city? Request a City lets you tell us where you'd like a pack next. • City scenes appear in widgets too, framed to keep skylines, monuments, and landmarks in shot. • Packs are around 7 MB per city and download over Wi-Fi by default. A cellular option lives in Settings, and Low Data Mode is always respected. Smart Weather Stories • Summaries generate noticeably faster in every style, and the Thoughtful style now produces richer, more detailed write-ups. Widgets • Current Weather: choose which data point appears under each hour — UV Index, humidity, wind, and more. • New widgets load in cleanly — a loading placeholder replaces the "Weather unavailable" flash, and a failed first fetch retries on its own. Also in this release • Read the new Forecast Bar User Guide right from Settings. • Sunrise and sunset alerts open directly to the quality details page. • Area Forecast Discussion now follows your app theme instead of the system appearance. • Sunset quality scores read cirrus-veiled skies more accurately. • Home stays in your locations list whenever you're away from it, even nearby. • iPad: Settings now has a Back button — no more picking a city just to leave. • VoiceOver announces the locations button by name. • Weather refreshes again sooner after an update doesn't complete.

• Next-Generation Radar Beta brings faster, higher-resolution playback with fluid animation. • Radar stays responsive as you pan, zoom, scrub the timeline, or switch layers. • Sunrise & Sunset Quality reveals color potential, twilight timing, sky clarity, and cloud layers. • Recent sunrise and sunset results stay available, with feedback and optional photo uploads. • Today's high stays accurate overnight and early morning without yesterday's peak. • Apple Watch: wind details always show speed and units, with gusts when available. • Custom radar links use more precise coordinates for accurate positioning. • Choose how wind direction appears: cardinal points, degrees, or both. • Sunset quality forecasts factor satellite cloud thickness, aerosols, and storm activity.

• Half & Half and Hourly Curve join the home-screen widget lineup • Smart widget shows every data point on one page with icons • Smart widget's bottom row can display a temperature curve • Air quality, tides, and pollen join the Smart widget's data points • Home widgets can show more upcoming hours • Widgets load faster and more reliably • Fixed moon phase forecasts • Radar timeline progress glides smoothly between frames • Precipitation timing displays correctly with the 24-hour clock

• Widgets stay up to date through network hiccups and no longer get stuck loading • Radar opens faster and reloads recent imagery instantly

• Radar adds a toggle to show or hide the weather overlay • Radar shows a next-hours strip with data matched to the active layer • Chart hour axes follow your system's 24-hour clock • Pollen detail shows the official index, per-type grain counts, and tree species • Each saved location in the side menu shows its current local time • Home widgets show accurate hourly data and recover from refresh failures • Alert details display correctly in Dark Mode • Current location name updates promptly after you travel • Weather loads reliably at launch even when location lookup is slow or fails • iPad: adding a location works reliably • Minutely precipitation honors your default precipitation view • Alert details show local times and clearer active/ended status

**New Features** -- Compare Locations • Location Compare brings your saved cities side by side • Switch between hourly and daily views to spot the differences at a glance • Tap any city to make it your active location --Tides • Tide alerts notify you when high or low tide nears your threshold • Tide chart shows future days with a redesigned details layout • Tides appear as a configurable data point in widgets -- Apple Watch • Apple Watch: full radar screen with smooth playback, country zoom, and zoom HUD • Apple Watch: tides come to all complication families with a polar circular gauge • Apple Watch: smoother hourly navigation, crown focus, and scrolling • Apple Watch: complications respect Dynamic Type and semantic fonts • Apple Watch: AQI complication refreshes reliably with last-known fallback • Apple Watch: pressure gauge respects metric units Fixes: • Daily high no longer shows 0 just after midnight • Home widgets restore the consistent bordered overlay • 'Drag to rearrange' is easier to read on iOS • Extended details panel resizes adaptively

A True iPad App - Forecast Bar has been completely rebuilt for iPad - Full portrait and landscape support with layouts that scale to your screen - Refined large-screen typography and spacing throughout Reimagined Apple Watch App - All-new widget and complication system across every watch face - New "Smart Weather" widget combining the Smart Summary and Hourly Forecast into one - Hourly widget with a hybrid hour-by-hour and daily mode - Per-widget "Use Feels Like" toggle - Refreshed corner gauges, circular gauges, and rectangular widgets with bigger, clearer typography - New "Show High First" option for the Infograph Modular complication (on by default) - Faster complication refresh after launching the app - Precipitation Live Activity now available on watchOS (Gold) New Features - Today Graph Hours — pick how many hours of detail to show (6–24, default 12) - Animation style for AI summaries — Fade or Typewriter - Knots added as a wind speed unit - Screenshot sharing - Offer code support — redeem promotional subscription codes - New data point icons — Feels Like, Heat Index, and Wind Chill now have their own unique icons instead of sharing one - New humidity icon (droplet with wavy lines) - AI weather summaries now respect your unit preferences - Reorganized main screen sections for easier scanning - Faster launch — no more "Loading location…" screen when your location is already known Smarter AI Summaries - Faster generation - Summaries stay fresh when switching between locations Notifications & Alerts - More precise Canadian severe weather alerts - NWS alerts now also query county and forecast zones (not just the point) for better coverage - Tapping a weather notification jumps straight to the relevant data point - Wind unit preference now syncs to push notifications - Bigger tap targets and clearer slider icons in the notifications UI - Full row is now tappable in alert picker sheets - Mute filters now reliably silence the alert types you've turned off - Fixed alerts in some northern US locations Bug Fixes & Optimizations - AQI and Pollen details no longer overflow, with a new drag hint for scrolling - Fixed watch complications showing the wrong high temperature for today - Fixed Day icon showing during night hours on daily rows - Wind picker now correctly syncs your unit choice - Faster home screen refresh

- New data point icons — Feels Like, Heat Index, and Wind Chill now have their own unique icons instead of sharing one. - Offer code support — Redeem promotional subscription codes. - Faster launch — No more "Loading location…" screen when your location is already known. - Notification deep links — Tapping a weather notification jumps straight to the relevant data point. - Apple Watch - New "Show High First" option for the Infograph Modular complication (Enabled by default) - Fixed watch complications showing the wrong high temperature for today - Fixes - AQI and Pollen details no longer overflow, with a new drag hint for scrolling - Fixed issue with alerts in some northern US locations

- Siri Shortcuts — Ask Siri for your forecast, current conditions, or specific data points like wind and humidity. Customize voice phrases in Settings. - Canadian Weather Alerts — Environment Canada alerts now appear in-app for Canadian locations. - Precipitation Color Legend — New tooltip explains what each precip color means with a link to customize colors. - 24h Precipitation Accumulation — New tile shows rain and snow accumulation over the last 24 hours. - Today as Compact Graph — Replace today's daily row with a compact 6-hour conditions graph. - Area Forecast Discussion — View the full NWS AFD from the alerts section. - Precipitation Type Radar — New radar layer showing precip type on the compare screen. - Precip % on Daily Graph — Left axis now shows precipitation percentage labels. - Hourly Precip Amount — New option on the hourly timeline. - Widget Deep Links — Tapping a widget opens the app to that location. Improvements - Upgraded AI summary models with better reliability - AI summary toggle for Siri Shortcuts - Customizable precipitation type colors - Rain/snow accumulation shown separately with correct units - Snowflake icon for snow accumulation Bug Fixes - Fixed AI summaries sometimes showing garbled text - Fixed app stuck on "Loading location..." forever - Fixed weather not updating when switching cities - Fixed stale weather when restoring default location - Fixed lock screen widgets showing placeholders - Fixed temperature labels truncating with ellipsis - Fixed astronomy alert mute choices not saving - Fixed precip colors not adapting to dark/light mode - Fixed night icons showing daytime versions

New in 11.0.5: - Precipitation Type Layer added to Radar - Bug fixes and performance improvements Earlier in version 11: - All-New Radar — Completely rebuilt with NOAA data featuring multiple weather layers, live lightning strikes, aurora forecasts, and smooth timeline controls with 2-hour or 18-hour views. - Precipitation Live Activity — Track rain and snow in real-time from your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island with live countdowns, minute-by-minute charts, and automatic start/stop. - Home Screen Radar Widgets — Add live radar directly to your home screen with customizable layers and zoom levels (Gold subscription). - Smart Weather Stories — AI-powered personalized summaries with optional calendar integration for context-aware forecasts. - iOS 26 Liquid Glass Design — Beautiful translucent glass effects throughout the app. - Astronomy & Aurora Alerts — Get notified for eclipses, supermoons, solstices, aurora visibility, and celestial events. - Mixed Precipitation Support — Instantly distinguish rain, snow, sleet, and freezing rain across all widgets and Live Activities. - Plus: Redesigned Dynamic Island, wind direction arrows, AQI watch complication, improved iPad interface, and numerous performance and reliability improvements.

New in 11.0.4: - Fixed freeze when opening Settings on iPad - Fixed Animation Style preview cards - Live weather preview in background animation settings - Bug fixes and performance improvements Earlier in version 11: - All-New Radar — Completely rebuilt with NOAA data featuring multiple weather layers, live lightning strikes, aurora forecasts, and smooth timeline controls with 2-hour or 18-hour views. - Precipitation Live Activity — Track rain and snow in real-time from your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island with live countdowns, minute-by-minute charts, and automatic start/stop. - Home Screen Radar Widgets — Add live radar directly to your home screen with customizable layers and zoom levels (Gold subscription). - Smart Weather Stories — AI-powered personalized summaries with optional calendar integration for context-aware forecasts. - iOS 26 Liquid Glass Design — Beautiful translucent glass effects throughout the app. - Astronomy & Aurora Alerts — Get notified for eclipses, supermoons, solstices, aurora visibility, and celestial events. - Mixed Precipitation Support — Instantly distinguish rain, snow, sleet, and freezing rain across all widgets and Live Activities. - Plus: Redesigned Dynamic Island, wind direction arrows, AQI watch complication, improved iPad interface, and numerous performance and reliability improvements.

New in 11.0.3 - Fixed precipitation charts sometimes showing empty bars - Fixed minute-by-minute rain chart showing bars when there's no rain - Fixed Live Activity rain chart not updating in real-time - Improved weather data accuracy and reliability - Improvements to severe weather alerts New in 11.0.2 - Home Screen Radar Widgets — Add live radar to your home screen with customizable layers, zoom levels, and map labels (Gold subscription) - Live Activity Improvements — Fixed reliability issues with precipitation alerts starting and syncing properly New in 11.0.1 - Astronomy alerts - Get notified for lunar eclipses, solar eclipses, supermoons, and solstices & equinoxes - Master mixed conditions - Instantly distinguish rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain, and mixed precipitation across all widgets and Live Activities - Redesigned Dynamic Island - Weather icon and temperature now flank the cutout with taller precipitation charts - Wind direction arrows - See wind direction at a glance in Live Activities and Dynamic Island - Smarter settings sync - New restore screen detects your situation and recommends the best sync option - Significantly faster radar loading - Refreshed sign-in and subscription screens with modern glass card styling Brand New Radar - Experience our completely rebuilt radar powered by NOAA data: - Multiple weather layers - Toggle between radar, temperature, clouds, wind, precipitation views and more - Lightning strikes - See live lightning activity overlaid on the radar map - Marine and offshore warnings - Comprehensive coverage for coastal and maritime areas - Aurora forecast layer - Track aurora visibility with alerts when conditions are favorable - 2-hour and 18-hour modes - Choose between detailed short-term radar or extended forecast coverage - Tap-to-hide controls - Double-tap the map for an immersive full-screen experience - Interactive timeline - Scrub through historical data and future forecasts with smooth playback controls Precipitation Live Activity - Track rain, snow, and storms in real-time right from your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island: - Live countdown timers showing when precipitation starts and ends - Dynamic precipitation chart that updates every minute - Current temperature, wind speed, and wind direction at a glance - Automatically appears when precipitation is approaching and dismisses when it ends New Features - Smart Weather Stories - AI-powered personalized summaries. Optionally integrate with your calendar to provide context-aware forecasts for upcoming events - Home location indicator - Your home location appears at the top of the side menu for quick comparisons when traveling - Celestial event notifications - Get notified for sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and lunar phase changes - Aurora visibility alerts - Receive notifications when aurora activity is visible in your area - AQI Apple Watch complication - Monitor air quality from your watch face using EPA color scales Design & Interface - iOS 26 Liquid Glass design - Beautiful translucent glass effects with customizable Glass/Frosted Glass options - Redesigned widget layouts with improved color contrast and readability - Better navigation bar colors that adapt to animated weather backgrounds - More realistic moon phase visualization with accurate lighting and textures - Enhanced iPad interface with smoother scrolling and improved layout Improvements - Improved wintry precipitation styling for snow, sleet, and mixed precipitation - Optimized widget backgrounds for better performance on older devices Bug Fixes - Improved widget and app data consistency - Resolved widget crashes on low-memory devices - Corrected moon visibility calculations to better match astronomical conditions - Numerous performance optimizations and stability improvements

New in 11.0.2 - Home Screen Radar Widgets — Add live radar to your home screen with customizable layers, zoom levels, and map labels (Gold subscription) - Live Activity Improvements — Fixed reliability issues with precipitation alerts starting and syncing properly New in 11.0.1 - Astronomy alerts - Get notified for lunar eclipses, solar eclipses, supermoons, and solstices & equinoxes - Master mixed conditions - Instantly distinguish rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain, and mixed precipitation across all widgets and Live Activities - Redesigned Dynamic Island - Weather icon and temperature now flank the cutout with taller precipitation charts - Wind direction arrows - See wind direction at a glance in Live Activities and Dynamic Island - Smarter settings sync - New restore screen detects your situation and recommends the best sync option - Significantly faster radar loading - Refreshed sign-in and subscription screens with modern glass card styling Brand New Radar - Experience our completely rebuilt radar powered by NOAA data: - Multiple weather layers - Toggle between radar, temperature, clouds, wind, precipitation views and more - Lightning strikes - See live lightning activity overlaid on the radar map - Marine and offshore warnings - Comprehensive coverage for coastal and maritime areas - Aurora forecast layer - Track aurora visibility with alerts when conditions are favorable - 2-hour and 18-hour modes - Choose between detailed short-term radar or extended forecast coverage - Tap-to-hide controls - Double-tap the map for an immersive full-screen experience - Interactive timeline - Scrub through historical data and future forecasts with smooth playback controls Precipitation Live Activity - Track rain, snow, and storms in real-time right from your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island: - Live countdown timers showing when precipitation starts and ends - Dynamic precipitation chart that updates every minute - Current temperature, wind speed, and wind direction at a glance - Automatically appears when precipitation is approaching and dismisses when it ends New Features - Smart Weather Stories - AI-powered personalized summaries. Optionally integrate with your calendar to provide context-aware forecasts for upcoming events - Home location indicator - Your home location appears at the top of the side menu for quick comparisons when traveling - Celestial event notifications - Get notified for sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and lunar phase changes - Aurora visibility alerts - Receive notifications when aurora activity is visible in your area - AQI Apple Watch complication - Monitor air quality from your watch face using EPA color scales Design & Interface - iOS 26 Liquid Glass design - Beautiful translucent glass effects with customizable Glass/Frosted Glass options - Redesigned widget layouts with improved color contrast and readability - Better navigation bar colors that adapt to animated weather backgrounds - More realistic moon phase visualization with accurate lighting and textures - Enhanced iPad interface with smoother scrolling and improved layout Improvements - Improved wintry precipitation styling for snow, sleet, and mixed precipitation - Optimized widget backgrounds for better performance on older devices Bug Fixes - Improved widget and app data consistency - Resolved widget crashes on low-memory devices - Corrected moon visibility calculations to better match astronomical conditions - Numerous performance optimizations and stability improvements

New in 11.0.1 - Astronomy alerts - Get notified for lunar eclipses, solar eclipses, supermoons, and solstices & equinoxes - Master mixed conditions - Instantly distinguish rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain, and mixed precipitation across all widgets and Live Activities - Redesigned Dynamic Island - Weather icon and temperature now flank the cutout with taller precipitation charts - Wind direction arrows - See wind direction at a glance in Live Activities and Dynamic Island - Smarter settings sync - New restore screen detects your situation and recommends the best sync option - Significantly faster radar loading - Refreshed sign-in and subscription screens with modern glass card styling Brand New Radar - Experience our completely rebuilt radar powered by NOAA data: - Multiple weather layers - Toggle between radar, temperature, clouds, wind, precipitation views and more - Lightning strikes - See live lightning activity overlaid on the radar map - Marine and offshore warnings - Comprehensive coverage for coastal and maritime areas - Aurora forecast layer - Track aurora visibility with alerts when conditions are favorable - 2-hour and 18-hour modes - Choose between detailed short-term radar or extended forecast coverage - Tap-to-hide controls - Double-tap the map for an immersive full-screen experience - Interactive timeline - Scrub through historical data and future forecasts with smooth playback controls Precipitation Live Activity - Track rain, snow, and storms in real-time right from your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island: - Live countdown timers showing when precipitation starts and ends - Dynamic precipitation chart that updates every minute - Current temperature, wind speed, and wind direction at a glance - Automatically appears when precipitation is approaching and dismisses when it ends New Features - Smart Weather Stories - AI-powered personalized summaries. Optionally integrate with your calendar to provide context-aware forecasts for upcoming events - Home location indicator - Your home location appears at the top of the side menu for quick comparisons when traveling - Celestial event notifications - Get notified for sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and lunar phase changes - Aurora visibility alerts - Receive notifications when aurora activity is visible in your area - AQI Apple Watch complication - Monitor air quality from your watch face using EPA color scales Design & Interface - iOS 26 Liquid Glass design - Beautiful translucent glass effects with customizable Glass/Frosted Glass options - Redesigned widget layouts with improved color contrast and readability - Better navigation bar colors that adapt to animated weather backgrounds - More realistic moon phase visualization with accurate lighting and textures - Enhanced iPad interface with smoother scrolling and improved layout Improvements - Improved wintry precipitation styling for snow, sleet, and mixed precipitation - Optimized widget backgrounds for better performance on older devices Bug Fixes - Improved widget and app data consistency - Resolved widget crashes on low-memory devices - Corrected moon visibility calculations to better match astronomical conditions - Numerous performance optimizations and stability improvements

Brand New Radar - Experience our completely rebuilt radar powered by NOAA data:   - Multiple weather layers - Toggle between radar, temperature, clouds, wind, precipitation views and more. - Lightning strikes - See live lightning activity overlaid on the radar map   - Marine and offshore warnings - Comprehensive coverage for coastal and maritime areas   - Aurora forecast layer - Track aurora visibility with alerts when conditions are favorable   - 2-hour and 18-hour modes - Choose between detailed short-term radar or extended forecast coverage   - Tap-to-hide controls - Double-tap the map for an immersive full-screen experience   - Interactive timeline - Scrub through historical data and future forecasts with smooth playback controls  Precipitation Live Activity - Track rain, snow, and storms in real-time right from your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island:   - Live countdown timers showing when precipitation starts and ends   - Dynamic precipitation chart that updates every minute   - Current temperature, wind speed, and wind direction at a glance   - Automatically appears when precipitation is approaching and dismisses when it ends New Features   - Smart Weather Stories - AI-powered personalized summaries. Optionally integrate with your calendar to provide context-aware forecasts for upcoming events   - Home location indicator - Your home location appears at the top of the side menu for quick comparisons when traveling   - Celestial event notifications - Get notified for sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, and lunar phase changes   - Aurora visibility alerts - Receive notifications when aurora activity is visible in your area   - AQI Apple Watch complication - Monitor air quality from your watch face using EPA color scales Design & Interface   - iOS 26 Liquid Glass design - Beautiful translucent glass effects with customizable Glass/Frosted Glass options   - Redesigned widget layouts with improved color contrast and readability   - Better navigation bar colors that adapt to animated weather backgrounds   - More realistic moon phase visualization with accurate lighting and textures   - Enhanced iPad interface with smoother scrolling and improved layout Improvements   - Improved wintry precipitation styling for snow, sleet, and mixed precipitation   - Optimized widget backgrounds for better performance on older devices Bug Fixes   - Improved widget and app data consistency   - Resolved widget crashes on low-memory devices   - Corrected moon visibility calculations to better match astronomical conditions   - Numerous performance optimizations and stability improvements

- Fix issue causing certain widgets not to load on iPad - Adjustments to realistic moon rendering - Updates to moonrise moonset times - Adjustments to heavy clouds - Bug fixes and other performance enhancements

• Improved pollen tracking with multiple visualization options and severity color coding • Enhanced air quality display with gradient bars and better color contrast • Redesigned moon rendering with realistic look • Improved AI weather summaries • Enhanced radar map with glass effects • Various bug fixes and performance improvements