• Explore Moon phases and moonrise/moonset times for any date from 1900 to 2100. • New interactive Moon Year ring highlights full moons, supermoons, blue moons and lunar eclipses. • Clearer offline widgets keep your city and local clock visible on iPhone and iPad. • Improved translations across forecasts and weather details.

• Fixed alerts continuing for locations removed from Saved Places. • Fixed rain notifications being enabled for cities viewed without saving. • Improved notification syncing after interrupted changes.

• Rain chances now reflect the hours remaining today. • Clearer Daytime and Nighttime precipitation forecasts. • Simplified precipitation labels and aligned summary amounts. • Improved Radar controls on small iPhones. • Improved Radar recovery after returning to the app. • Fixed clipped Radar timeline text.

• New customization feature: Long press and drag any cards on the Live, Forecast or History tabs to rearrange the cards in the format you prefer. • At A Glance: new weather summaries for today, tomorrow and the next seven days. • Plan time outdoors: find the best weather windows using your preferred conditions and activity duration. • Clearer rain forecasts: see rain chances, amounts and expected timing for the full day, daytime and overnight. • Eight new Lock Screen widgets: a free Temperature widget and seven Premium forecast designs. • New map styles: more colour palettes with map previews. • Faster radar and satellite: improved loading and animation playback. • Clearer weather warnings: easier-to-read details, dates and direct links to official sources. • Improved storm tracking: steadier map browsing and clearer storm status and forecast guidance. • More polish throughout: improved forecast layouts, weather-history refresh, location names, guided tours, responsiveness and translations. • Now available on Apple silicon Macs, with a desktop layout, keyboard shortcuts and desktop widgets.

• Forecast icons now line up across wet and dry days. • Storm history plays faster, with smoother imagery. • Maps recover more reliably after a lost connection. • Connection notices are clearer. • Translations have been refined.

• Clearer text and charts • More reliable rainfall displays • Better offline weather recovery • Improved settings and permission recovery • 10-minute storm imagery and smoother playback • Faster navigation and forecasts • Updated translations

• Improved radar loading and playback reliability. • Clearer loading progress while radar animations prepare. • Smoother radar navigation with fewer interrupted downloads. • Shared radar animations now include two hours of weather history. • Updated radar in Southeast Asia.

• Rain and snow playback: Animate accumulation over time and drag through the timeline. • Smoother satellite imagery: More fluid cloud movement, with two extra hours of history. • More map space: Hide and restore the radar controls with a tap. • Improved tropical-storm coverage: Better detection of developing disturbances and clearer notices when source data is unavailable. • Clearer 14-day forecasts: Easier-to-read dates in Possible Futures. • More reliable radar: Fewer repeated loading cycles and smoother rainfall transitions. • Map display fixes: Weather layers restore correctly when switching map styles, with improved readout colors on light maps. • Sun view refinements: Cleaner labels and fewer redundant date indicators. • Offline screen polish: Better button alignment and refreshed branding. Every single update since releasing the app last month has included improvements from real user feedback. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you’re having problems or want to request a feature. There’s a feedback option in Settings.

This update includes changes inspired by your feedback. Historical data is great for weather nerds like me, but most people want to know what the day will be like. The 24H, 48H, and 7D views on the Live tab now bring recent weather and the forecast together. You can still explore the full historical depth on the Live tab and look further ahead on the Forecast tab. • New 48-hour view: the past 12 hours and next 36 hours. • Updated 7-day view: two days of history and five days ahead. • Clearer current temperature, high and low markers, with temperature-based colors and improved labels. • Refined hourly and daily forecast layouts.

Minor design fixes

• New Seasons: explore your local year with a free, interactive wheel. • Premium Seasons History: compare estimated season starts over the past ten years. • More weather station options, including Ecowitt and WeatherLink. • Optional public station sharing for Ambient Weather and Ecowitt. • Improved station history and rainfall readings. • Fixed a startup issue that could leave the welcome screen unresponsive. • Refined charts, layouts and translations.

• Explore Premium features before subscribing, with detailed previews of weather maps, tropical storm forecasts, Almanac, Possible Futures, historical extremes, and more. • Refreshed Settings with easier access to Premium feature previews. • Clearer explanations of free limits and features that require Premium. • Improved forecast and weather-alert freshness, with clearer feedback when updates are delayed. • Improved radar coverage and handling of missing radar data. • More consistent temperature, wind, and measurement units across charts, maps, and alerts. • Air-quality charts and custom alerts now better respect your selected air-quality index. • Heat and frost alerts preserve their thresholds when you change units. • Improved handling of custom place names, clock formats, and appearance preferences. • Improved Arabic translations and right-to-left layouts, plus language corrections across all 58 supported translations. • Clearer retry feedback when a subscription purchase cannot be confirmed. • Fixed layout, text alignment, and image cropping issues across iPhone, iPad, and Android.

FeyCast 3.0 is my biggest update yet. • Widgets. Current conditions, forecasts, air quality, and quick launches into any part of the app, right on your Home Screen. They refresh on their own, even when FeyCast is closed. • Spaghetti models. A teacher wrote in asking for them, so here they are. Tap any tropical storm and switch to Models to see 31 NOAA GEFS ensemble tracks alongside the official forecast. See where the models agree, and where they don't. • Storms, redesigned. Category chips, forecast cones, and a tap that flies you straight to any storm. • Upgraded legends. Every map legend now uses the official scale from its data source, with clearer bands and unit-aware labels. • Cleaner maps. New Premium controls hide the location dot, the selected pin, and legends. • iPad refinements and reliability improvements to map layers and playback throughout. Have an idea for FeyCast? Settings → Send feedback comes straight to me, and I read every one.

Improved the timing of in-app review requests.

FeyCast 2.4 makes radar playback smoother and more reliable, improves full-world map navigation, and adds clearer Globe controls. The Premium screen now includes a visual tour of FeyCast’s features, alongside refinements to iPad charts, translated labels, storm classifications, and reliability throughout the app.

FeyCast now comes to iPad, with responsive layouts for portrait, landscape, Split View, and resizable windows. This update also improves forecasts, radar playback, accessibility, and reliability on iPhone and iPad.

Explore animated worldwide Aerosols and Smoke maps, with Aerosols now free for everyone. This update also improves Storm Tracking, radar, timelines, layouts, translations, and reliability.

FeyCast 2.1 makes forecasts clearer with improved hourly, 10-day, and Possible Futures charts, better tap readouts, smoother scrolling, and reliability fixes.

FeyCast 2.0 is the biggest update since launch, with major improvements to maps, radar, alerts, notifications, and the everyday forecast experience. What’s new: • Explore a redesigned Data Layers experience, with clearer categories, faster search, favorite layers, and many new weather and risk maps. • See forecast rainfall from the next 12 hours through seven days, with animated timelines, clearer colors, and calendar dates for longer ranges. • Find official severe-weather outlooks, forecast fronts, drought conditions, humidity, freezing levels, wind and hail risks, and more. • Keep weather warnings and recent FeyCast alerts together in the new unified Notifications inbox. • Choose exactly which locations receive Weather alerts. Earthquake notifications now open directly on the reported event. • Enjoy richer radar styles, clearer legends, improved storm tracking, more dependable timelines, and simpler controls. • Map labels now follow your selected FeyCast language, with improved compact labels across all 59 app languages. • Reorder favorite map layers by dragging, and quickly find locations and layers even when a search contains a typo. • Today’s forecast high and low now appear in the Live header, while AQI labels follow your selected air-quality scale. • Improved radar sharing, satellite-pass predictions, tornado reports, weather history, accessibility, privacy, and reliability throughout the app. FeyCast is built by one independent weather enthusiast. If you have an idea or notice something that could be better, write to me anytime at info@feycast.com.

The Premium screen is easier to read: a "Choose your plan" heading, selection dots on the Monthly and Annual cards, and the exact price of your selected plan shown under the button before you confirm anything. Also in this update: • Map layer legends sit back in the bottom corner of the map • Air quality shows a brief loading note instead of "unavailable" while stations are still loading • Premium features unlock everywhere the moment a purchase or restore completes

This update improves the guided tour. It now stays aligned while History content loads, keeps its controls above the bottom navigation, and prevents the content behind it from scrolling. We also simplified the Forecast tour label and made the Tides location prompt less intrusive.