- The weather forecasting statement now uses more natural language to explain the current conditions. - General improvements and bug fixes.

- App-wide optimizations to improve speed and battery efficiency. - Faster and smoother overall, with less work happening in the background. - Better battery life: widgets, Live Activity and background updates now only refresh when the weather has actually changed. - Radar on iPhone Duo and iPad now starts paused. Tap the play button to watch it animate. - Radar now refreshes itself every 10 minutes and whenever you return to the app, so it's always up to date. - If the radar can't load, you'll now see a message with a "Try Again" button instead of a blank map. - Radar now pauses when it's scrolled out of view, saving battery. - If you swipe the Live Activity away, it now stays off until you switch it back on in Settings, and DayArc will remind you where to find it. - Fixed an issue where switching locations could show the previous location's climate alert, extended forecast or air quality. - The morning briefing now describes the day it arrives, not the day before. - Drive now remembers your km/miles choice. - The Changelog is easier to browse: use the arrows, swipe, or tap the version to jump to any release. - General improvements and bug fixes.

- Now optimized for the new iPhone Duo. - When unfolded, two columns are presented, and both can scroll independently of each other. - iPad version has also been optimized to enable both columns to scroll independently of each other. - General improvements and bug fixes.

- Closing the weather statement will also close the "what-to-wear" line. - The "what-to-wear" line is now more descriptive in certain scenarios.

- Feels-like explained: when it feels noticeably warmer or colder than the thermometer, DayArc now tells you why, e.g. "Wind chill — a 25 km/h wind makes it feel 5° colder". - What to wear: a quick daily suggestion based on how it will feel for the rest of the day, e.g. "Warm jacket · bring an umbrella". - Typical for this time of year: the daily summary now shows the usual high and low for the month, so you can see if today is warmer or cooler than normal. - Rain and snow totals: the 10-day forecast now shows how much is expected, e.g. "Rain expected · 70% chance · 8.2mm" or "Snow expected · 55% chance · 6.5cm". - Air quality in more detail: tap the Air Quality tile to see a colour scale and the levels of each pollutant (PM2.5, PM10, ozone and nitrogen dioxide), including which one is the main concern. - More accurate air quality: the AQI number now follows the same method as Apple Weather and the US EPA, based on whichever pollutant is worst. - Canada's AQHI: Canadian locations now show the Air Quality Health Index (1–10+), using official Environment Canada readings where available, with Health Canada's health advice. - UV burn time: tap the UV tile to see roughly how long unprotected skin can be in the sun before burning. - General improvements and bug fixes.

- Government alert notifications are now delivered one notification per alert. There is also a new Government Weather Alerts toggle in Settings to switch off or on. - Improved background updates — when you travel to one of your saved locations, your widgets and weather alerts now switch to it automatically, even when DayArc isn't open. - For Premium users, the Live Radar view has been improved to ensure more accurate information for Rain / Cloud / Wind / Temp. - General bug fixes.

- Introduction of a new 'Hazy Sunshine' condition to better differentiate when there is only light sporadic cloud, allowing some sunshine to appear. - The weather Conditions card has been updated with the new 'Hazy Sunshine' pill. - Inclusion of a 24hr weather strip in the medium-size widget. - General bug fixes.

- New precipitation type (rain / snow / sleet / hail / mixed) added to the 10-Day 24 Hr Forecast strips, displaying the type and amount of precipitation expected, e.g.: Rain expected • 40% chance or Snow expected • 55% chance. - New daily snowfall amount stat card. It shows directly under Precipitation Today, but only when there is a forecast for snow, sleet or hail on at least one of the next 10 days. The rest of the year it stays hidden, so there's no permanent "No snow expected" card.

- The visible focus of the hourly time row in the weather strip has been improved to make it more noticeable. The current time will appear in bold font, whilst in dark mode a faint blue outline will display as the background for the row. - Fixed an edge case issue with Air Quality erroneously showing an incorrect maximum reading of 500 under certain weather conditions. - Aligned the AQI ranges for more accurate readings.

- Fixed an issue with the 'Tonight' card displaying the following night's weather when the time reached midnight (i.e., 24 hours later than the current time). The 'Tonight' card at midnight will now show the current weather until 7am that morning. - Fixed an anomaly whereby at midnight the weather could erroneously but briefly show rain occurring for a short period of time.

- New 'Tonight' button is now available beside the 'Today' button. Tapping on this flips the weather card and displays the overnight conditions between 11pm and 7am. - The Air Pressure and Dew Point cards have now been expanded to full width and include more information. Tapping on the cards will also reveal information on why and how these conditions affect the weather. - For Premium users, the Air Pressure and Dew Point cards can also be tapped on any of the upcoming 10 days to reveal that day's conditions. - New Moonrise and Moonset times added to the Moon Phases card (tapping on the moon icon will display this). - The Moon Phase stat card underneath the 10/16-day 24hr forecast strips is now tappable and flippable to also reveal the new Moonrise and Moonset times. - The Wind card is now tappable to reveal the wind force and conditions. - Various visual improvements. - General bug fixes. - For Premium Users, a new Sun & Twilight card. Displays Astronomical/Nautical/Civil Dawn, Sunrise, Solar Noon, Sunset, Civil/Nautical/Astronomical Dusk, and Solar Midnight. Includes a "TODAY'S LIGHT" gradient timeline bar. This benefits users for: Photography & videography • Golden hour / blue hour shooters: civil dawn/dusk brackets the "blue hour," and the sunrise/sunset-to-civil-twilight window is the "golden hour" — the two most sought-after lighting windows in landscape, portrait, and wedding photography. • Astrophotographers: need astronomical dusk/dawn specifically — that's the only window where the sky is truly dark enough for Milky Way, star trail, or deep-sky shots. Civil/nautical twilight still has too much residual sunlight. Astronomy & stargazing • Amateur astronomers and telescope owners plan sessions around astronomical twilight (true darkness) and solar midnight (the darkest point of the night, often the best seeing). • Meteor shower watchers (you already have a meteor shower feature) — this pairs naturally, since shower visibility is also gated by how dark the sky actually is, not just sunset time. Maritime & aviation • Sailors and boaters: nautical twilight is literally named for this — the historical definition is "enough light to see the horizon for celestial navigation, dark enough to see stars." Still relevant for small-craft/leisure sailors reading the horizon and stars. • Pilots: civil twilight has real regulatory meaning (FAA/CAA rules on when "night" officially begins for logging night flight hours, lighting requirements, VFR minimums). Outdoor & field work • Hunters and anglers: many jurisdictions define legal hunting hours by civil dawn/dusk specifically, not sunrise/sunset. • Hikers/campers: knowing civil dusk tells you how much real usable light you have after sunset before it's genuinely too dark to navigate without a headlamp. Religious & cultural observance • Some Islamic prayer times (Fajr/Isha) are defined relative to astronomical twilight angles, not sunrise/sunset. • Jewish halachic time calculations also reference civil/nautical twilight for certain observances. Circadian health/wellness • People managing sleep schedules, jet lag, or light therapy track solar noon and twilight bands since light exposure timing relative to true dark/light transitions matters more than clock-based sunrise/sunset for melatonin regulation.

- Added a house icon to the saved location pill for the chosen Home location. - For the Precipitation and Cloud Cover cards improved the clarity of which day is selected. - Included additional text in the Air Pressure card to explain the current value. - General bug fixes.

- Widgets have now been updated to include Precipitation amounts for the next hour when applicable. - Widgets have also been updated with a yellow alert icon when a Government/Meteorological alert is issued. - The Rain forecasted chart has been updated to display a solid/gradient style graphic replacing the previous "bar chart" view.

- For Premium users, a fix in Travel Weather Compare for alignment of the daily weather strip's two columns when there are two different time zones. - For Premium users, fixed an alignment issue with the Departing/Arriving cards in Drive Companion. - General bug fixes.

- For Premium users introduced a new 10-Day date selection for Precipitation and Cloud Cover cards. - General bug fixes.

- Improved the accuracy and wording of the daily weather forecast and made a similar fix to notification alerts on Premium. - Fixed an issue with weather accuracy toward midnight when rain is forecast. - General bug fixes.

- Cosmetic changes to the Rain Forecasted section for improved readability.

- New 'Rain Forecasted' card indicating duration and intensity of rain expected within the next hour. - Major bug fix for issues with Premium Features; Travel, Trip, Climate and Drive crashing when tapping on a location. - Fixed a time zone issue in Drive Companion. - General bug fixes.

- Various visual UI improvements, including Dark Mode enhancements for better readability. - Fixed an issue with the large Widget layout on 13-inch iPads. - The small Widget now has a larger weather icon. - General bug fixes.

- Adjusted the weather strip to display rainfall accurately in sync with the 'Precipitation Today' card. - General bug fixes.

- iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 compatible. - DayArc now features a dedicated iPad version. - Additional stat cards added for both iPad and iPhone - Precipitation today | Accumulated mm so far today, peak probability hour, next expected rain. - Cloud cover | Current % + mini bar timeline through the day. - Wind compass | Compass rose showing direction visually — more engaging than the text tile. - Moon phase detail | Expanded version of what's already available in Moon Phases. - Air Pressure | sea-level atmospheric pressure and Trend (rising, falling or steady). - Dew point | °C/°F, comfort description. - General bug fixes.

- This is primarily a maintenance release focusing on code revision updates and improvements. - Updated the Radar View to display more detail.

- Implemented a second page in Week View to include the extended 6-day forecast. - Updated Week View text in the Premium Features description card to clarify it's a 10/16-day view, not 7-days. - Widget border now more clearly defines the weather strip.

- Minor UI and UX changes. - General bug fixes.

- Added an extended forecast for Premium users, providing 16 days of weather forecast. - Fixed a bug affecting the current location name not being displayed in the title. - General bug fixes.