Fairweather Simple Weather

The weather now moves. The mark on the main screen is gently animated — the sun's rays turn slowly, clouds drift apart, rain falls, snow flutters, and lightning flickers. It's deliberately subtle, and it respects Reduce Motion. Rain, to the minute. A new card tells you when rain is about to start or stop, with a minute-by-minute view of the next hour. Tap it for the full picture. Every detail, charted. Wind, UV, humidity, pressure, feels-like and precipitation each open a full day curve you can drag a finger across to read any hour. Hours already gone are dimmed, so the day ahead stands out. A bigger widget. A new large Home Screen widget shows current conditions, an hourly chance-of-rain graph, and the next five days at a glance. Widgets that know where you are. Home Screen widgets can now be pinned to a saved city or to your current location — long-press and tap Edit Widget. Ones set to your current location keep up as you travel, without needing to open the app first. Five new Lock Screen widgets. Temperature with today's range, conditions, UV index, wind, and chance of rain — all redrawn to be far easier to read at a glance. Please note: if you had a Fairweather Lock Screen widget before this update, you'll need to remove it and add one of the new ones in its place. Also fixed: very cold temperatures no longer wrap awkwardly in the seven-day forecast.