Explore animated wind maps and a 24-hour Future view within Radar. Enjoy smoother timeline controls across maps, forecasts centered on your country, readings at your location, and a location button to return after exploring. This update also improves local watch and warning banners.

Visual Radar Auntie Fixes

Bug Fixes

Explore Global Temperatures with smooth animation, a 72-hour forecast timeline, and temperatures for places you select. Celebrate October with our animated Halloween theme featuring Mahli Chito and “Halito, Halloween!”

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Bug fixes

Ready for iOS 27 with expanded Siri and Spotlight integration for your weather locations, system-aware glass cards and widgets, and refinements to the ad-supported experience. Expanded weather watch and warning controls, current-location Live Activities, and clearer notification and privacy settings. Heat and nearby-lightning alerts remain optional.

Radar Snatch Fix

Rain stability improvements, smoother direction arrows on both radar map styles, labelled saved locations on radar, and location search results that appear as you type. Rain Live Activities open Weather for the relevant place, while watches and warnings open Radar at their location.

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Smoother radar zooming, panning and timeline playback, with native-resolution detail kept ready as you explore either map theme. Weather cards and widgets respect system glass and appearance settings on supported devices. Interactive current conditions and Hvshi remain familiar. More reliable location-specific forecasts, local briefings, environmental information and What Changed comparisons across the United States. Observed rainfall totals expand beyond Oklahoma to supported NOAA MRMS regional grids, including Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Guam. Missing observations and incomplete history are clearly marked; rainfall alerts remain Oklahoma-only.

Restores the Gulf of America and Lake America · Lake Ontario names on production radar maps. Original/Automatic and Storm Dark now use the same verified water-name policy without changing the current map style or position. Advanced Radar continues to retain the current map, camera, all five products, nationwide station selection, and NOAA MRMS reflectivity detail.

Advanced Radar now keeps the same map style and position when changing products. All radar choices remain available while switching between Reflectivity, Velocity, Storm-Relative Velocity, Correlation, and Differential Reflectivity. Advanced products now find supported nearby radar stations across the contiguous United States, subject to fresh local coverage. National reflectivity and its close-zoom detail remain on the same NOAA MRMS source.

Fixes missing Native Nations names on the light radar map. Tribal boundary colours, radar imagery, and Storm Dark remain unchanged.

This update repairs radar detail in production. - Restores native-detail loading for all 30 nationwide MRMS reflectivity frames when you zoom in - Restores advertised Velocity, Storm-Relative Velocity, Correlation Coefficient, and Differential Reflectivity when a nearby Oklahoma radar provides them - Keeps Reflectivity on one national MRMS source at every zoom; local towers are reserved for advanced products - Improves radar source labels and frame loading when switching products - Restores Native Nations boundaries and scale-managed labels on the light radar map while leaving Storm Dark unchanged

Mahli Chito now follows your weather across the country. - Choose locations throughout the United States for current conditions, official alerts, rain planning, and 10-day forecasts - View faster unified reflectivity across the contiguous U.S. with a smooth 30-frame storm timeline - Keep your last radar position and return to the newest verified frame more reliably - Explore a clearer light radar map with Native Nations boundaries and readable local labels - Use updated widgets, briefings, and radar freshness information without old radar-site wording This release also improves background loading, map stability, card layout, and weather-screen caching.

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Mahli Chito 2.1.1 makes the forecast more dependable and easier to understand. - The 10-day forecast now has a server-backed extension and a resilient fallback path. - “What’s Changed” remembers the most recent meaningful forecast comparison instead of resetting between visits. - Local briefing language is clearer and more useful for everyday decisions. - Radar live-frame continuity and general reliability have been improved.

Mahli Chito 2.1 is our biggest radar experience update yet. - Radar now feels like one continuous map. Move from a broad Southern Plains view into local storm detail without switching radar sites. - A smooth 30-frame timeline makes recent storm movement easier to follow. - Refined Storm Dark and daytime maps make state lines, roads, cities, and radar colors easier to read. - The forecast now extends to ten days. - Hvshi combines sun position, sunrise, sunset, and moon phase in one modern animated experience. - New visual setup previews show exactly how the daytime and Storm Dark radar maps will look before you choose. - Widgets can use your selected Daily Sky background and present weather more cleanly. - Radar location, zoom, and camera position restore more reliably when you return. - Frame freshness, loading, alert behavior, setting defaults, and general reliability have been improved throughout the app.

Mahli Chito 2.0 is a major Oklahoma weather update. - A focused Apple Watch app and complications show current conditions, warning status, and radar freshness. - Weather, Rain, Radar, widgets, and Watch now follow the same selected location. - RAP/HRRR guidance adds carefully scoped model context alongside observed radar and official products. - Local National Weather Service forecast briefings explain key messages, uncertainty, and meaningful changes. - Saved places have independent Tornado, Severe Thunderstorm, and Flash Flood Warning controls. - Optional Critical Alerts for Tornado Warnings can sound through Silent Mode or Focus; other warning types remain ordinary opt-in notifications. - Feature requests and feedback can now be submitted privately in the app without opening Mail. - Siri, Spotlight, Shortcuts, and Action Button requests provide current conditions, next rain, and radar freshness. - Accessibility, stale-data handling, radar reliability, and general performance have been improved throughout the app.

Rain planning now includes model-supported ground temperature, surface moisture, and workability context when available. This update also removes distracting coverage-hour counts, preserves precise current temperatures when the source provides them, keeps planning helpers out of Radar for a cleaner map, and improves weather-data processing and reliability.

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Daily Sky fullscreen images now fit iPhone displays more naturally, with brighter current-conditions videos and improved image loading.

Daily Sky visuals now refresh across Weather and widgets, with improved readability over photo backgrounds and stability fixes.