A polish update focused on accessibility and a smoother experience: • Full Dynamic Type support, so the forecast scales to your preferred text size, plus VoiceOver improvements throughout (including clearer moon-phase descriptions). • Fixed an issue where the shop did not refresh right after leaving a tip. Thanks for the treats! • The weather-alert icon now sits inline with the current conditions in widgets, so alerts are easier to spot at a glance. • Stability and performance improvements under the hood.

Added weather alerts, if any are available for your location.

Judicious use of the glass effect. Fixed a problem where the Watch app might not update.

Better location logic. If a widget can't get your current location, it will use the most recently saved location.

Better updating for widgets and watch complications.

Fixed an incompatibility with iOS 17.2.

Better widgets. Better Watch app.

• The app still works if Location Services are off, or you've denied permission. • Some slight performance improvements.

• You can now clear your search history. • Smoother animations. • Now uses Apple's weather system.

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Fixed a picture update bug. Better clouds. Better Apple Watch complications. Other small fixes.

• Fixed some location problems. From the previous version: • GIANT KITTEH WIDGETS!!! • No ads or tracking ever! • Simplified controls. • "Tell me my weather" Siri shortcut. • New Apple TV app. • Under the hood, everything is new.

• GIANT KITTEH WIDGETS!!! • No ads or tracking ever! • Simplified controls. • "Tell me my weather" Siri shortcut. • New Apple TV app. • Under the hood, everything is new.

• DOUBLE the number of cats! • Now looks nice in Dark Mode. • Watch complications update every 15-ish minutes.

• "Today" widget now available. • Siri shortcut for "What's my weather?" (Works on your HomePod, too.) • Fixed a hairball that would happen when you tried to get the weather in the Arctic Circle.