This update adds a More Apps section to Settings, with the other apps from Dion Software. Keep more than one place. Save up to five places, such as home and where family lives, and swipe between them on the Weather tab. Each widget can show its own place: touch and hold it, then tap Edit Widget. Today's high and low, and what's next. Under the reading, the Weather card shows today's high, low and feels-like in Celsius and Fahrenheit. A quiet forecast below covers the next hours and the next five days. Also in this release: - In Convert, tap either reading to type a temperature. - Medium widgets show today's high and low, and so does the rectangular Lock Screen widget when it fits. - Setup asks for your location when you tap Continue, and offers a city only if you decline. - Readings that round to zero show 0, not -0.

Keep more than one place. Save up to five places, such as home and where family lives, and swipe between them on the Weather tab. Each widget can show its own place: touch and hold it, then tap Edit Widget. Today's high and low, and what's next. Under the reading, the Weather card shows today's high, low and feels-like in Celsius and Fahrenheit. A quiet forecast below covers the next hours and the next five days. Also in this release: - In Convert, tap either reading to type a temperature. - Medium widgets show today's high and low, and so does the rectangular Lock Screen widget when it fits. - Setup asks for your location when you tap Continue, and offers a city only if you decline. - Readings that round to zero show 0, not -0.

Widgets now come in three styles. Pick Clean, Sky or Dual Tiles for each widget: touch and hold it, then tap Edit Widget. Sky tints the widget with the current weather, and Dual Tiles gives each unit its own tile. Convert with a thermometer. The Convert tab has a thermometer with both scales. Drag it to any temperature, swap units, or check the quick references. Also in this release: - A new app icon: a cold-to-warm gauge. - A Weather tab that opens on a card tinted by the weather and time of day. - Rounder cards throughout, with Celsius in blue and Fahrenheit in amber. - A calmer iPad layout, with every tab in a centered column. - Choose whether widgets show the city, on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen.