Forecast Bar - Weather + Radar

• Radar Views: Storm, Rain & Flood, Winter, Tropical, Travel and Clean set every layer in one tap • Save your own Radar Views from the chip row atop the Overlays sheet • Radar Slow motion: pause, then replay the half hour around it slowly, frame by frame • Radar storms glide between frames instead of fading in and out • Two-minute scans fill Slow motion, scrubbing and the newest frames; Radar settings turns them off • Radar pauses briefly on the newest scan before looping • The radar opens on the first forecast frame, and the timeline glides during playback • Sharper zoomed-in radar and a smoother color scale • Smooth Radar plays evenly across scans and keeps playing after a double-tap zoom • Radar Overlays: tinted switches, blue layer symbols while on, and a note under each layer • Radar warnings are a count chip beside Legend that opens the list upward • The radar's five-hour weather strip starts off; turn on Show Weather Overlay in Radar settings • Radar timeline labels and map credits no longer crowd each other, even with large text • The Radar widget shows European and Australian radar outside the US • Forecast Discussion: a new reader with section pills, key messages, and watch and warning rows • Forecast Discussion Icon (Forecasts ▸ Week Ahead) adds a shortcut to the Week Ahead card • iPad and the open iPhone Duo keep current conditions pinned beside Daily, Details or Live Radar • Split View: swap sides, drag the divider, and pick layouts in Settings ▸ Split View • City Packs lead Theme & Visual Style: watch a day in your city, see its pack and request a city • Long-press the City Packs scene card to preview that pack's scenes • Pollen Count: types listed worst-first, each with its own artwork, level meter and tree species • Air Quality: the reading and its category lead, with a 24-hour forecast and pollutant pills • Sunrise & Sunset: the sun moves along a glowing arc, dotted for the rest of the day • Sunrise & Sunset on the Lock Screen now matches the gauges beside it • Apple Watch: the Trio complication with a header spreads its gauges across the full width • The hourly chart crossfades between data points with different scales • The 4 and 5 Day Forecast widgets show each day's chance of precipitation • The forecast stays on screen while it refreshes, and a failed load recovers on its own • ProMotion iPhones and iPads run the animated sky and Visualize Day at up to 120 frames per second • The animated sky uses less power and rests after 10 minutes without a touch or while covered • Widgets and Apple Watch complications do less repeated work on each refresh • Fixes rare crashes in current conditions, the temperature gauge and the settings forecast preview See everything that's new at forecastbar.com/whats-new