iOS lock screen widgets are now available, giving you a quick update on conditions without needing to unlock your phone. Two sizes are available showing current conditions and today's forecast. You can edit the location and data options to suit your needs. We’ve also made minor updates to the home screen widgets, making better use of the space to include maximum wind conditions for the day or hour. The rain bars have also been updated to indicate rain amounts rather than chance of any rain. This means that a “high chance of negligible rain” won’t visually overstate the impact for the day. Let us know about your experience. Your feedback will help to shape future widget updates.

Minor fixes to improve radar dwell time and how data is refreshed.

• Minor improvements and bug fixes.

We’re excited to introduce the new Synoptic Outlook in this major feature release. See the bigger picture with a global interactive map that reveals the broad weather patterns shaping your local conditions for the week ahead. Pan and zoom around the map to follow major rain bands, track low and high pressure systems that drive storms or calmer weather, and spot cold and warm fronts that signal major shifts in temperature. Synoptic Outlooks are handy to help you stay informed about what’s driving the weather around you. It also helps you to: Assess large scale rain impacts. Plan for multi-destination travel. Monitor conditions over the ocean. This dynamic map replaces the previous static synoptic charts. Give it a go and let us know your feedback as we continue to build out more features.

Minor bug fix release to resolve international news and performance issues.

Minor bug fix release to resolve international news and performance issues.

Good news! We've added hourly rain amounts in the Graph tab, so you can better prepare for rainy days. Just swipe through the Graph to visually see how much rain will fall, when it's happening, together with the chance of rain. Here's a bonus for snow lovers. Keep an eye out for the snow icon above the rain bars on the Graph – this indicates a likely chance the precipitation will fall as snow. It’s perfect for planning your next ski trip or local snow chasing adventure. As always, you can also see snow precipitation on the Radar. Let us know what you think of these new features. Get in touch at feedback@weatherzone.com

Good news! We've added hourly rain amounts in the Graph tab, so you can better prepare for rainy days. Just swipe through the Graph to visually see how much rain will fall, when it's happening, together with the chance of rain. Here's a bonus for snow lovers. Keep an eye out for the snow icon above the rain bars on the Graph – this indicates a likely chance the precipitation will fall as snow. It’s perfect for planning your next ski trip or local snow chasing adventure. As always, you can also see snow precipitation on the Radar. Let us know what you think of these new features. Get in touch at feedback@weatherzone.com

This release provides expanded forecast coverage for regional areas.

Minor update to address app stability.

Minor bug fixes for improved performance

Introducing future radar projections for the next hour! Future radar applies AI and machine learning to combine actual radar data and satellite-derived estimates into a dynamic real-time projection.  You may notice a shift in radar contouring from observed to future timestamps, but this is expected. The resolution of future radar is also dependent on the quality of local radar imagery available.   You can turn this on or off at any time within the settings on the Radar Tab.  We have also added in government weather warnings for the US, Canada, UK and throughout Europe.

Minor update to fix bugs

Minor update to fix bugs

This release introduces more granular location search results around the world. The search logic will continue to be refined as we work through feedback and analyse search performance.

Minor updates to improve content relevance for users in different geographic regions.

Introducing global radar coverage for all countries! This will include different precipitation types - rain, snow (blue colours) and mixed rain/snow precipitation (red colours). Locations in Australia will retain its existing format. To improve map rendering, the base map will default to the vector “dark map”. If you prefer the “terrain map”, you can revert this preference at any time in the Radar Layers. Global lightning is also available on the radar for Pro subscribers.

• Migrating to a new synoptic chart format. This also introduces the ability for users to tap into a synoptic image to zoom, pan, save and share. Fronts and troughs are currently available for the first 3 days. • Improved error handling when radar images are unavailable. • Minor updates to the forecast description to avoid conflict with forecast temperatures stated elsewhere. • Addressed data availability issue with “wind gusts since midnight”.

• Migrating to a new synoptic chart format. This also introduces the ability for users to tap into a synoptic image to zoom, pan, save and share. Fronts and troughs are currently available for the first 3 days. • Improved error handling when radar images are unavailable. • Minor updates to the forecast description to avoid conflict with forecast temperatures stated elsewhere. • Addressed data availability issue with “wind gusts since midnight”.

Minor bug fixes for improved performance

Minor bug fix release to address issues that some users are experiencing.

Minor bug fix release to address issues that some users are experiencing. This includes: - Missing observation history data. - Missing moon rise and set times later in the month. - Unexpected switching between metric and imperial units.

Minor bug fix release to address issues that some users are experiencing. This includes: - Missing observation history data. - Missing moon rise and set times later in the month. - Unexpected switching between metric and imperial units.

We are excited to release dynamic wind streamline particles on the radar! The particle movements indicate wind direction, while the colours indicate wind speed based on the Beaufort scale. We have also introduced a new section in the calendar to keep track of moon phases over the next 28 days, extending what was previously available in the Marine & Tides section.

Minor bug fixes and updates for continued improvement of performance