Weather Fast

***New*** Air Quality (U.S. cities): City details now include an Air Quality section for U.S. locations. It leads with the current air quality index and category — Good, Moderate, Unhealthy and so on — from EPA AirNow ground monitors, followed by plain-language health guidance and a breakdown of the pollutants being measured. When an official air quality alert is active for that location, the section shows the alert and defers to it, so what you read reflects actual conditions such as wildfire smoke rather than a forecast model that can lag behind. The section is fully VoiceOver labeled, with the category word and the health guidance carrying the meaning rather than color, and you can reorder or hide it like any other detail section in Settings. Air quality is U.S. only for now, since both the observations and the alerts come from U.S. sources. International support will follow once it can use the correct regional index. Daylight Change: Under the daylight total in the forecast, WeatherFast now tells you how a day compares to the day before it — for example, "2 minutes less than yesterday." The wording follows you as you move between days, and the note is left off around the solstices when the change rounds to less than a minute. ***Changes*** Forecast Reliability: Fixed an issue where the 16-day forecast could show only a few days, or the 24-hour hourly forecast could go missing entirely. Weather requests now retry automatically after a dropped connection or a timeout, and large forecast requests are given more time to finish on slow cellular connections. If the full forecast still cannot be loaded, city details now say so and offer a Try Again button instead of quietly showing partial data. Data Sources: The Data Sources page in Settings now lists EPA AirNow and CAMS among the providers WeatherFast uses.