Changelog

Reliability improvements, especially for cases of getting and expiring the subscription.
Previous emergency update fixes app freezes on app start on Apple Watch and a random crash during background update. These issues were the result of an unfortunate oversight during larger under-the-hood changes. I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused - thanks!

Made the purchasing & product restoring process more reliable (usually Weathergraph should pick up your purchases without a need for a manual restore).

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Emergency update that should fix app freezes on app start on Apple Watch and a random crash during background update. These issues were the result of an unfortunate oversight during larger under-the-hood changes. I sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this has caused - thanks!

Made the purchasing & product restoring process more reliable (usually Weathergraph should pick up your purchases without a need for a manual restore).

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Fixes a rare battery drain error when updating location.
Made the purchasing & product restoring process more reliable (usually Weathergraph should pick up your purchases without a need for a manual restore).

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Made the purchasing & product restoring process more reliable (usually Weathergraph should pick up your purchases without a need for a manual restore). Plus many stability improvements.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Reliability and visual improvements.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Fixed crash when opening Weathergraph from nowcast notification and a rare crash when starting up on macOS.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

The colors are now a bit distinct when over the sky background.
The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

The chart now loads much faster when you open the app. I've optimized it to only render the visible part initially, with the rest showing up afterwards. Result? Much snappier feeling.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling further widget updates.

Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Fixed a bug that caused widgets to update too frequently, which could result in the system temporarily disabling futher widget updates.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
Precipitation probability is now more visible on the skylight background.
High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only.

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

High/low lock screen widget and watch complications now shows temperature high, low, and precipitation for the next 24 hours instead of today only. Plus bug fixes.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Bug fixes, especially around precipitation alerts.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Bug fixes, especially around precipitation alerts.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

- Bug fixes and performance improvements
- Fix widget backgrounds on iOS 16

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

- Bug fixes and performance improvements
- Fix widget backgrounds on iOS 16

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

- Bug fixes and performance improvements
- Darkened the skylight colors a bit to make the text more readable

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

- Bug fixes
- Darkened the skylight colors a bit to make the text more readable

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

SKY BACKGROUND: Enjoy the full-color background matching the sky at a current time of day. Tap the Skylight option in app and widget preferences, and you're in. Sky background is also available on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:

RADAR AND CLIMATE
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

MORE IMPROVEMENTS
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

- Introduced new terms drizzle and flurries for very light/intermittent rain and snow
- Feels-like temperature widget shows a correct feels-like min & max (thanks, Nicholas)
- Fixed tooltip handle, which sometimes disappeared while dragging through the chart
- Bug fixes

RADAR AND CLIMATE:
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from the Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

PREVIOUSLY
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

- Introduced new terms drizzle and flurries for very light/intermittent rain and snow
- Feels-like temperature widget shows a correct feels-like min & max (thanks, Nicholas)
- Fixed tooltip handle, which sometimes disappeared while dragging through the chart
- Bug fixes

RADAR AND CLIMATE:
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data visualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

PREVIOUSLY
- Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Merry Christmas! Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
Please note: NWS support is now experimental, and in case of problems, the service will automatically switch to Foreca forecast.
Plus bug fixes and layout improvements.

RADAR AND CLIMATE:
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data vizualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

PREVIOUSLY
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

Merry Christmas! Weathergraph adds NWS (National Weather Service) forecast for all US based weather enthusiasts.
Please note: NWS support is now experimental, and in case of problems, the service will automatically switch to Foreca forecast.
Plus bug fixes and layout improvements.

RADAR AND CLIMATE:
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data vizualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

PREVIOUSLY
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

NEW: Weathergraph now integrates third party radar and climate services:
- NWS radar (for the US) or Windy.com (rest of the world) loads up with your actual location marked and centered.
- Weather Spark is a climate report service ran by enthusiasts, who love data vizualization as much as I do. There is no better place on the internet to get the info about how are the Canaries in September. Weather Spark integration displays the closest point from Weather Spark database (one is nearby).

PREVIOUSLY:
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget. Tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
- Nowcast title for snowy conditions matches the snow color (thanks, Sivaram!)

PREVIOUSLY:
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- Rain and snow icons under clouds are now colored.
- Tweaked the sky of the light themes.
- You can now tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget.
- Scroll the weekly chart to peek into the future even more (as long as the forecast provides more than a week of data). Long press the weekly chart to zoom to that time in the main chart.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath.
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Vertical layout improvements:
- New zoom-in and zoom-out buttons.
- Both real and apparent temperature at once.
- Wind gusts now appear in the wind view next to wind speed and direction.

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
- Preferences now have their own screen on the watch, just like in the iPhone app.
- In nowcast chart, the rain probability is now scaled to fill the chart completely when it's 100 %.
- Reliability improvements.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Rain and snow icons under clouds are now colored.
- Tweaked the sky of the light themes.
- You can now tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
- Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget.
- Scroll the weekly chart to peek into the future even more (as long as the forecast provides more than a week of data). Long press the weekly chart to zoom to that time in the main chart.
- Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath.
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans.
- Full-screen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough).
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty.
- Brand-new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky).

Vertical layout improvements:
- New zoom-in and zoom-out buttons.
- Both real and apparent temperature at once.
- Wind gusts now appear in the wind view next to wind speed and direction.

Revamped watchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10s Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry — just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
Rain and snow icons under clouds are now coloured.
Tweaked the sky of the light themes.
Fixed the rain and snow icons size in the weekly chart.
Brings back the 6 hour forecast, accidentally removed it the previous update.

PREVIOUSLY:
You can now tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget.
Scroll the weekly chart to peek into the future even more (as long as the forecast provides more than a week of data). Long press the weekly chart to zoom to that time in the main chart.

Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.

- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans
- Fullscreen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough)
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)

Vertical layout improvements:
- New zoom-in and zoom-out buttons
- Both real and apparent temperature at once
- Wind gusts now appear in the wind view next to wind speed and direction

Revamped WatchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
Fixed the slower redraw on Apple Watch.

PREVIOUSLY:
You can now tap the weekly chart to scroll directly to that time.
Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget.
Scroll the weekly chart to peek into the future even more (as long as the forecast provides more than a week of data). Long press the weekly chart to zoom to that time in the main chart.

Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.

- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans
- Fullscreen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough)
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)

Vertical layout improvements:
- New zoom-in and zoom-out buttons
- Both real and apparent temperature at once
- Wind gusts now appear in the wind view next to wind speed and direction

Revamped WatchOS 10 app
- Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look! Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
- Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
Weekly chart: You can now see a week at a glance below the main chart, both in the app and in the large widget.
Scroll the weekly chart to peek into the future even more (as long as the forecast provides more than a week of data). Long press the weekly chart to zoom to that time in the main chart.

Sun glow: As the murky autumn arrives, know when to look forward to a healthy dose of sun rays. The warm glow above the cloud layer highlights particularly sunny times.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans
- Fullscreen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough)
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Small watch widgets now get special shortened text that fits the widget
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)

Vertical layout improvements:
- New zoom-in and zoom-out buttons
- Both real and apparent temperature at once
- Wind gusts now appear in the wind view next to wind speed and direction

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.
- Fixed a potential infinite loop eating the battery

PREVIOUSLY:
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans
- Fullscreen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough)
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Small watch widgets now get special shortened text that fits the widget
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)

Vertical layout improvements:
- New zoom-in and zoom-out buttons
- Both real and apparent temperature at once
- Wind gusts now appear in the wind view next to wind speed and direction

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
- Smoother scrolling through the app and charts, especially on the older devices.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans
- Fullscreen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough)
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Small watch widgets now get special shortened text that fits the widget
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)

Vertical layout improvements:
- New zoom-in and zoom-out buttons
- Both real and apparent temperature at once
- Wind gusts now appear in the wind view next to wind speed and direction

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

NEW:
- Option to have light drawn clouds with weather icons underneath
- Native pull-to-refresh on iOS 16 and newer brings much smoother scrolling and less accidental triggers
- Widget now truly shows 2.5 days when set so (congratulations to David for being the first one to notice after 2 years)

PREVIOUSLY:
- Vertical layout has new zoom-in and zoom-out buttons
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans
- Fullscreen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough)
- Fixes, especially with chart redraws and tooltips
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Small watch widgets now get special shortened text that fits the widget
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

Emergency update to fix crash introduced in the previous version.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Vertical layout has new zoom-in and zoom-out buttons
- New METAR unit set for aviation fans
- Fullscreen chart now allows you to scroll through more than a week (if the forecast is long enough)
- Fixes, especially with chart redraws and tooltips
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Small watch widgets now get special shortened text that fits the widget
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)
- Bug fixes

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

New:
- Wind lock screen widget uses the arrow for wind direction and circled icon when gusty
- Small watch widgets now get special shortened text that fits the widget
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)
- Bug fixes

PREVIOUSLY:

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

New:
- Wind lock screen widget now shows direction arrow
- Small watch widgets now get special shortened text that fits the widget
- Brand new sunrise/sunset complication and lock screen widget, that shows the next sun event (or tells you that you are in a polar day/night zone if you are that lucky)

PREVIOUSLY:

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

Bug fix update: The last iOS 17/watchOS 10 update was a bit rushed as I was too eager to launch early.
New:
- Open-Meteo forecast source adds UV index
Fixed:
- A bit smaller image for the corner complication to match the system one
- Widgets have correct margins on iOS 16
- Empty app state no longer flashes during loading
- Complications show nowcast again (when set up to do so)
- Fixed the squashed layout of lock screen text widgets, especially on iOS 16
- Watch precipitation alerts should no longer be nagging you about the need to add a complication, when you already have it
- You can now pick a different style for a watch widgets, just like on the phone
- Widgets shouldn't be randomly missing or going blank anymore - if they still are missing for you, please try restarting the device to let the system reload them
- Missing image describing how to long press & drag the chart to scrub through the weather forecast
I apologize about the problems - thank you for telling me swiftly about them!

PREVIOUSLY:

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

Bug fix update: The last iOS 17/watchOS 10 update was a bit rushed as I was too eager to launch early.
New:
- Open-Meteo forecast source adds UV index
Fixed:
- Widgets have correct margins on iOS 16
- Empty app state no longer flashes during loading
- Complications show nowcast again (when set up to do so)
- Fixed the squashed layout of lock screen text widgets, especially on iOS 16
- Watch precipitation alerts should no longer be nagging you about the need to add a complication, when you already have it
- You can now pick a different style for a watch widgets, just like on the phone
- Widgets shouldn't be randomly missing or going blank anymore - if they still are missing for you, please try restarting the device to let the system reload them
- Missing image describing how to long press & drag the chart to scrub through the weather forecast
I apologize about the problems - thank you for telling me swiftly about them!

PREVIOUSLY:

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

AND BEFORE:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

# Revamped for watchOS 10.
Weathergraph now shines on the watch with a sleek new look!

Pin Weathergraph's widgets to watchOS 10's Smart Stack, just a twist of a crown away from the watchface.
You are now free to enjoy Weathergraph's graphical forecast with any watchface.
And yes, that includes Snoopy :).

The complications have been updated, cleaned up, and synced between the watch and iPhone & iPad lock screen. Now you can check your weather station before even unlocking your phone.

Note: Due to a location permissions issue on watchOS 10, the app may not update your location automatically. Don't worry - just open Weathergraph on your iPhone, and it will sync the location to your watch.

This is a large update, fixing many bugs, leaving much of old code behind, and preparing Weathergraph for a next year of its journey. Expect more updates soon.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who would love Weathergraph's visual forecast, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

PREVIOUSLY:

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

Fixed a random crash after start, that I accidentally introduced in the last update.
Updated a navigation bar on watch to be prepared for future OS versions.
Fixed intro screen layout.

PREVIOUSLY:
When the watch can't access location on the pre-release version of the OS, the location is sent from the phone to the watch instead.

Vertical layout now adds wind & wind gusts view for all the sailors, surfers & kiters out there. And the corner UV-index watch complication looks a bit nicer.

WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!
Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to Weathergraph – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

When the watch can't access location on the future version of the OS, the location is sent from the phone to the watch instead.

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical layout now adds wind & wind gusts view for all the sailors, surfers & kiters out there. And the corner UV-index watch complication looks a bit nicer.

WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!
Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Fix of a rare crash on the app start.

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical layout now adds wind & wind gusts view for all the sailors, surfers & kiters out there. And the corner UV-index watch complication looks a bit nicer.

WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!
Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Emergency fix for product restoring and purchasing - if Weathergraph's loading spinner got stuck during these operations, it should now be fixed. Please accept my apology, and if your purchase or restore failed, please try again now.

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical layout now adds wind & wind gusts view for all the sailors, surfers & kiters out there. And the corner UV-index watch complication looks a bit nicer.

WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!
Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixes the vertical layout's "now" row, which may have contained an average of current hour's conditions instead of current ones (it is usally a very small difference, but now it's finally correct).

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical layout now adds wind & wind gusts view for all the sailors, surfers & kiters out there. And the corner UV-index watch complication looks a bit nicer.

WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!
Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixes the vertical layout's "now" row, which may have contained an average of current hour's conditions instead of current ones (it is usally a very small difference, but now it's finally correct).

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical layout now adds wind & wind gusts view for all the sailors, surfers & kiters out there. And the corner UV-index watch complication looks a bit nicer.

WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!
Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Vertical layout now adds wind & wind gusts view for all the sailors, surfers & kiters out there. And the corner UV-index watch complication looks a bit nicer.

PREVIOUSLY:
WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!
Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

Typefaces! Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

WatchOS complications fix: An unexpected watchOS bug caused Weathergraph's complications to stop updating or show '--' instead of their content. But don't worry, it's an easy fix! Please remove all Weathergraph's complications from all of your watch faces (at once) and re-add them. Apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding!

Location permissions workaround for a future watchOS version: If the watch app cannot get a location permission, I added a workaround that syncs the location from your iPhone.

PREVIOUSLY:
Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.

Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

You can now hide the preferences section if you prefer cleaner looks.

Typefaces! Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Weathergraph is now also a native mac app for both Apple Silicon and Intel macs.
A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.
Rewrote the update system to prevent a pesky bug, where background updates got stuck sometimes. You should now enjoy more reliable weather updates for widgets, alerts, and watch complications.

By the way, a movie came out recently that perfectly accompanies the recently added Pink theme. Does this app just rock at forecasting?

PREVIOUSLY:
Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

You can now hide the preferences section if you prefer cleaner looks.

Typefaces! Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

A brand-new UV index complication for your watchface. Keep the sun's intensity at your wrist and know when to take cover or lather up with sunscreen.
Weathergraph for Mac now looks more like a native mac app.
Fixed: Rewrote the update system to prevent a pesky bug, where background updates got stuck sometimes. You should now enjoy more reliable weather updates for widgets, alerts, and watch complications.

By the way, a movie came out recently that perfectly accompanies the recently added Pink theme. Does this app just rock at forecasting?

PREVIOUSLY:
Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

You can now hide the preferences section if you prefer cleaner looks.

Typefaces! Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixed a rare crash when dragging the chart tooltip on certain recent iOS versions.

PREVIOUSLY:
A brand new pink color scheme arrives to freshen up your summer.

NOTE: Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

You can now hide the preferences section if you prefer cleaner looks.

Typefaces! Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

A brand new dragonfruit milkshake powered color scheme arrives to freshen up your summer. Plus a fix for lock screen widgets having wrong background since the last update.

NOTE: Please keep the Low Power mode off to let Weathergraph (and other apps) update the forecast in the background.
Why: I simplified the background updates to make the app more reliable. Previously, I tried to update the forecast during widget updates as well, but this is not how the widgets are supposed to work. As a result, the app was often killed by the system for running over the strict limits for widgets.
Now, the app only uses the background update mechanism. As a result, both updates and widgets should be more reliable during regular use, but on the other side, no app is allowed to run background updates during Low Power mode.
So, to always have the fresh forecast, keep the Low Power mode off. Thanks!

PREVIOUSLY:
Fix for wrong time formats in some countries (eg. Germany), fix for wrong position of tooltip in fullscreen view in some cases.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

You can now hide the preferences section if you prefer cleaner looks.

Typefaces! Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Update to make widgets and location updates more reliable.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone – get a heads-up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!

New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

PREVIOUSLY:
You can now hide the preferences section if you prefer cleaner looks.

Typefaces! Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.

Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

The independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.

Thank you! Tomas.

More fixes to make location updating a bit more reliable on both phone and watch.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone - get a heads up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!
New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

PREVIOUSLY:

You can now hide the preferences section, if you prefer cleaner looks.

Fonts. Fonts. Fonts. Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixes to make location updating a bit more reliable on both phone and watch.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone - get a heads up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!
New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.

PREVIOUSLY:

You can now hide the preferences section, if you prefer cleaner looks.

Fonts. Fonts. Fonts. Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone - get a heads up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!
New forecast update diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.
The location updates should now work better for the wonderful people using Weathegraph on the watch.

PREVIOUSLY:

You can now hide the preferences section, if you prefer cleaner looks.

Fonts. Fonts. Fonts. Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Beta of weather alerts arrives to your iPhone - get a heads up before rain or snow! I'm all ears for the feedback, thanks!
Plus new app diagnostics. If there is a problem with the regular background updates or location permissions, Weathergraph will tell you.
Fixed: Payment screen not showing to some users, my apologies!

PREVIOUSLY:

You can now hide the preferences section, if you prefer cleaner looks.

Fonts. Fonts. Fonts. Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

You can now hide the preferences section, if you prefer cleaner looks.

PREVIOUSLY:

Fonts. Fonts. Fonts. Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixes to background update reliability and better logging of forecast updates.

PREVIOUSLY:
Fonts. Fonts. Fonts. Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Whoops - this update makes it actually possible to switch the app font for everyone with a Pro. My apologies!

PREVIOUSLY:
Fonts. Fonts. Fonts. Pick one of the four typefaces, and make your forecast look like Shakespeare wrote it. Or like a meteorological report straight from the typewriter.
The weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now shows whether rain will be light or heavy.

Plus, the widgets now should work reliably without disappearing. This took some time to track, thank you for the patience!

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

More fixes for widget stability and speed of chart rendering. Moreover, the weather tooltip (activated by a long press & drag on the graph) now classifies the precipitation, so that you can know the difference between light and heavy rain.

PREVIOUSLY:
Fix of widgets disappearing or not appearing for some people. Scrolling the chart on the watch with the crown should now work again.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Hotfix: The widgets now display as they should in the dark mode.

PREVIOUSLY:
Fix of widgets disappearing or not appearing for some people. Also, scrolling the chart on the watch with the crown should now work again.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Also comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Also comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

This update also fixes an issue where Pirate Weather nowcast shows sleet when the obtained nowcast doesn't contain precipitation type (thanks, Ryan!).

PREVIOUSLY:

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Arrrr! Pirate Weather arrives as a new data source, indie-made by the exceptional Alexander Rey. High resolution and accuracy over the continental US and Canada, using NOAA's HRRR, GFS and GEFS models. Also comes with its own 60 minute nowcast.

Fixed chart display during a day with a DST change, oops.

PREVIOUSLY:

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Feels-like (apparent) temperature arrives to widgets as well – it will show up when the apparent temperature is different from the one on the thermometer.
Plus tweaked colors of the Neon style, and bug fixes.

PREVIOUSLY:
Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to “Real + Feels like”.
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, reliability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to "Real + Feels like".
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, realiability improvements, bug fixes, and updated screenshots.

PREVIOUSLY:
Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Feels-like temperature is now represented with a hatched area in the chart, when you set the Temperature style to "Real + Feels like".
Plus more accurate text for wind forecast, and realiability improvements.

PREVIOUSLY:
Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Independently run Open-Meteo forecast source adds 14 days forecast and now comes with precipitation probability as well, matching other services. This update also adds 2 extra days to the Apple Weather source, improving it to 9 days in total.
Enjoy the new outlook!

PREVIOUSLY:
The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

Plus: More precise high and low temperatures for today in the daily summary, lock screen widget, and the new text complication.
Weathergraph is now saving a short history of forecasts on your device, and uses it for filling in today's high/low temperature. This helps solve the problem that most weather services only provide current and future data, so late in the day, the today's range didn't reflect e.g. today's morning temperatures.
To prevent weird results, the temperatures from the history are only used to extend today's high/low range if you didn't move too far – no point in using the morning lows after a 200 km long trip.

A new 8-hour option for the vertical view, that works well when paired with the chart above it (select 'Both' in layout preferences).

A proper feels-like temperature. If the apparent temperature differs from the 'real' one, you'll now know instantly.
(The 'Temperature style' in preferences still picks the one you want to see plotted in charts.)

New “both layouts at once” option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.

Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.

If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

The “full chart” complication option is now turned into a new standalone complication. This allows you to combine both the text and full chart on the Modular Duo watchface, while still using the chart with the temperature row on the other watchfaces.

A tighter layout for daily min/max texts in complications and lock screen widgets to fit the screen without shortening.

PREVIOUSLY:
New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

Fixed full screen on iPad (especially with stage manager).

Plus: More precise high and low temperatures for today in the daily summary, lock screen widget, and the new text complication.
Weathergraph is now saving a short history of forecasts on your device, and uses it for filling in today's high/low temperature. This helps solve the problem that most weather services only provide current and future data, so late in the day, the today's range didn't reflect e.g. today's morning temperatures.
To prevent weird results, the temperatures from the history are only used to extend today's high/low range if you didn't move too far – no point in using the morning lows after a 200 km long trip.

A new 8-hour option for the vertical view, that works well when paired with the chart above it (select 'Both' in layout preferences).
A 'windy' condition will show up when it feels … windy (previously it was a bit too conservative, showing only for strong gales and above).

A proper feels-like temperature. If the apparent temperature differs from the 'real' one, you'll now know instantly.
(The 'Temperature style' in preferences still picks the one you want to see plotted in charts.)

New “both layouts at once” option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.

Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

The vertical layout now has a button to show the full-screen chart, for quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

Fixed fullscreen on iPad, especially with stage manager.

Plus: More precise high and low temperatures for today in the daily summary, lock screen widget, and the new text complication.
Weathergraph is now saving a short history of forecasts on your device, and uses it for filling in today's high/low temperature. This helps solve the problem that most weather services only provide current and future data, so late in the day, the today's range didn't reflect eg. today's morning tempratures.
To prevent weird results, the temperatures from the history are only used to extend today's high/low range if you didn't move too far - no point in using the morning lows after a 200 km long trip.

PREVIOUSLY:

A new 8-hour option for the vertical view, that works well when paired with the chart above it (select 'Both' in layout preferences).
A 'windy' condition will show up when it feels ... windy (previously it was a bit too conservative, showing only for strong gales and above).

A proper feels-like temperature. If the apparent temperature differs from the 'real' one, you'll now know instantly.
(The 'Temperature style' in preferences still picks the one you want to see plotted in charts.)

New "both layouts at once" option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.

Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

New simple yet elegant text complication contains current conditions, today's highs, lows and precipitation total, and a time of the next sunrise or sunset. Pick it as an alternative for Modular, Compact and Nike watchfaces.

Plus: More precise high and low temperatures for today in the daily summary and the new text complication.
Weathergraph is now saving a short history of forecasts on your device, and uses it for filling in today's high/low temperature. This helps solve the problem that most weather services only provide current and future data, so late in the day, the today's range didn't reflect eg. today's morning tempratures.
To prevent weird results, the temperatures from the history are only used to extend today's high/low range if you didn't move too far - no point in using the morning lows after a 200 km long trip.

PREVIOUSLY:
A new 8-hour option for the vertical view, that works well when paired with the chart above it (select 'Both' in layout preferences).
A 'windy' condition will show up when it feels ... windy (previously it was a bit too conservative, showing only for strong gales and above).

A proper feels-like temperature. If the apparent temperature differs from the 'real' one, you'll now know instantly.
(The 'Temperature style' in preferences still picks the one you want to see plotted in charts.)

New "both layouts at once" option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.

Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

A new 8-hour option for the vertical view, that works well when paired with the chart above it (select 'Both' in layout preferences).
A 'windy' condition will show up when it feels ... windy (previously it was a bit too conservative, showing only for strong gales and above).

PREVIOUSLY:
A proper feels-like temperature. If the apparent temperature differs from the 'real' one, you'll now know instantly.
(The 'Temperature style' in preferences still picks the one you want to see plotted in charts.)

New "both layouts at once" option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.

Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

A proper feels-like temperature. If the apparent temperature differs from the 'real' one, you'll now know instantly.
(The 'Temperature style' in preferences still picks the one you want to see plotted in charts.)

Plus: A new partly cloudy/sunny state replacing the previous 'scattered clouds'. And bug fixes.

PREVIOUSLY:
New "both layouts at once" option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.

Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

A proper feels-like temperature. If the apparent temperature differs from the 'real' one, you'll now know instantly.
(The 'Temperature style' in preferences still picks the one you want to see plotted in charts.)

Plus: A new partly cloudy/sunny state replacing the previous 'scattered clouds'. And bug fixes.

PREVIOUSLY:
New "both layouts at once" option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.

Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

New "both layouts at once" option. Put the hourly chart on top with the hour-by-hour wind and direction in a vertical layout below, for the ultimate kitesurfing app. Or combine the graph and vertical layout in any other way you need.
Plus fixes and speed improvements.

PREVIOUSLY:
Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to Weathergraph. Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.
On the iPhone, try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

The weather metric switcher for the vertical layout arrives to the watch.
Now you can see the hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more on the go.

PREVIOUSLY:
Weather metric switcher for the vertical layout is now on the iPhone. Try also quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

You can now switch the weather metric displayed in the vertical layout.
Need to see hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more? Go ahead!

Tip: Try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical Dark Sky-style layout arrives to the watch as well. Turn it on in the preferences and enjoy!

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

You can now switch the weather metric displayed in the vertical layout.
Need to see hour-by-hour rain amount, precipitation probability, wind speed & direction (attention surfers!), UV index, air pressure and more? Go ahead!

Tip: Try quick swipes left and right over the switcher button to quickly run through the metrics.

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical Dark Sky-style layout arrives to the watch as well. Turn it on in the preferences and enjoy!

Vertical layout now has a button to show the fullscreen chart, for a quick access to a week at a glance.

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Better error messages for Mac when a purchase restore fails due to an error on Apple's side. And a new animation when switching vertical layout extent.

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical Dark Sky-style layout arrives to the watch as well. Turn it on in the preferences and enjoy!

Vertical layout now has three modes: 1 day with 1hr intervals, and 2 and 3 days with 2hr intervals.
Visual tweaks to make the daily bars a bit more readable, and cool new icons to make the preferences on the Watch easier to distinguish.
Plus proper handling of expired trials – if you have been using Pro features after the end of the trial, I am sorry to announce the end of the party :). There has never been more value for the money with the Pro, though, and I'll be glad if you consider supporting the app. Thank you!

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Vertical Dark Sky-style layout arrives to the watch as well. Turn it on in the preferences and enjoy!

PREVIOUSLY:
Vertical layout now has three modes: 1 day with 1hr intervals, and 2 and 3 days with 2hr intervals.
Visual tweaks to make the daily bars a bit more readable, and cool new icons to make the preferences on the Watch easier to distinguish.
Plus proper handling of expired trials – if you have been using Pro features after the end of the trial, I am sorry to announce the end of the party :). There has never been more value for the money with the Pro, though, and I'll be glad if you consider supporting the app. Thank you!

You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

Visual tweaks to make the daily bars a bit more readable, and cool new icons to make the preferences on the Watch easier to distinguish.
Plus proper handling of expired trials – if you have been using Pro features after the end of the trial, I am sorry to announce the end of the party :). There has never been more value for the money with the Pro, though, and I'll be glad if you consider supporting the app. Thank you!

PREVIOUSLY:
You can now open an hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.

New vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas.

You can now open a hour-by-hour forecast for each day when in vertical layout mode. Just tap the day in daily forecast. This brings back the functionality already working for the horizontal chart.
PREVIOUSLY: Introducing the new vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas

Quick update to tweak the vertical layout colors.
PREVIOUSLY: Introducing the new vertical layout in Weathergraph, the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know.
Thank you! Tomas

Introducing the new vertical layout - the perfect replacement for the closing Dark Sky app. Head to the new Layout section in Preferences to turn it on.
If you know of friends or fellow outdoors lovers, who used Dark Sky, I'd be grateful if you could share or tweet a screenshot to let them know. Thank you! Tomas

BEFORE:
Zoom in & zoom out buttons allow a quick peek into the hour-by-hour forecast, or 5 day outlook at a glance. Enjoy your newly gained superpowers!

New location permission: The app now uses both background and widget updates to keep the forecast & widgets up to date in as many scenarios as possible. Please tap 'Allow Always' when asked for a location permission, so that Weathergraph can get notified about your actual location, and show it in widgets even when you don't open the app.
Weathergraph respects your privacy and doesn’t store your location or send it to third parties, as this is how I want all the other apps on my phone to behave.

Improved layout and information density on iPads. And the purchases now sync to the watch flawlessly, and widgets & complications update more reliably.

AND PREVIOUSLY:

FULL-SCREEN VIEW 2.0 – open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

AND BEFORE:
Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow appears for wind gusts.

Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lock screen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1×1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
- Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

The chart tooltip (press and hold the chart) now animates during the drag, instead of jumping from hour to hour. Better, right?

BEFORE:
Zoom in & zoom out buttons allow a quick peek into the hour-by-hour forecast, or 5 day outlook at a glance. Enjoy your newly gained superpowers!

New location permission: The app now uses both background and widget updates to keep the forecast & widgets up to date in as many scenarios as possible. Please tap 'Allow Always' when asked for a location permission, so that Weathergraph can get notified about your actual location, and show it in widgets even when you don't open the app.
Weathergraph respects your privacy and doesn’t store your location or send it to third parties, as this is how I want all the other apps on my phone to behave.

Improved layout and information density on iPads. And the purchases now sync to the watch flawlessly, and widgets & complications update more reliably.

AND PREVIOUSLY:

FULL-SCREEN VIEW 2.0 – open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

AND BEFORE:
Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow appears for wind gusts.

Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lock screen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1×1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
- Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Zoom in & zoom out buttons allow a quick peek into hour-by-hour forecast, or 5 day outlook at a glance. Enjoy your newly gained superpowers!

New location permission: The app now uses background updates to keep the forecast & widgets up to date. Please tap 'Allow Always' when asked for a location permission, so that Weathergraph can get get notified about your actual location, and show it in widgets even when you don't open the app.
Weathergraph respects your privacy and doesn’t store your location or send it to third parties, as this is how I want all the other apps on my phone to behave.

The purchases now sync to the watch flawlessly, and widgets & complications update more reliably.

PREVIOUSLY:

FULL-SCREEN VIEW 2.0 – open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

AND BEFORE:
Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow appears for wind gusts.

Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lock screen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1×1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
- Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Emergency fix: Weathergraph will now remember your options even during trial, and sync the purchases to the watch without a need to restore purchases there. I apologize to everyone affected.
Previous update: The purchases now sync to the watch flawlessly, and widgets update more reliably. Plus many under the hood stability improvements.

PREVIOUSLY:
The widgets are back – thank you for your patience and bug reports, everyone! Moreover, the gradient themes are now a bit more readable on light backgrounds.
Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do – I reported the behaviour to Apple.
Note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

FULL-SCREEN VIEW 2.0 – open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

AND BEFORE:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow appears for wind gusts.

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lock screen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1×1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
- Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

The purchases should now sync to the watch flawlessly, and widgets should update more reliably. Plus many under the hood stability improvements.

PREVIOUSLY:
The widgets are back – thank you for your patience and bug reports, everyone! Moreover, the gradient themes are now a bit more readable on light backgrounds.
Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do – I reported the behaviour to Apple.
Note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

FULL-SCREEN VIEW 2.0 – open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

AND BEFORE:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow appears for wind gusts.

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lock screen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1×1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus plenty of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Much improved reliability of widget and watch complication updates. And the widgets are back - thank you for your patience and bug reports, everyone! Moreover, the gradient themes are now a bit more readable on light backgrounds.

PREVIOUSLY:
Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do – I reported the behavior to Apple.
Note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

FULL-SCREEN VIEW 2.0 – open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

AND BEFORE:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow appears for wind gusts.

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lock screen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1×1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus plenty of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Widgets are back for everyone + gradient theme refresh. Yay! It was a more extensive rewrite than I originally thought, but at last the widgets fit the iOS widget memory limit again, and thus work once again. Thank you for your patience and bug reports, everyone!
Moreover, the gradient themes are now a bit more readable on light backgrounds.

PREVIOUSLY:
Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do – I reported the behavior to Apple.
Note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

FULL-SCREEN VIEW 2.0 – open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

AND BEFORE:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow appears for wind gusts.

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lock screen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1×1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus plenty of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Another update to save even more memory, in order to let the widgets work without being quit by the system.
Please let me know if the widgets still wouldn't work for you.

Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do - I reported the behavior to Apple.
Please note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

FULL SCREEN VIEW 2.0 - open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

This update could make widgets a bit more reliable - if it doesn't, please let me know. I will have a more permanent fix ready in the next update. Also, fixed tooltip sometimes not matching the chart time in fullscreen view.

Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do - I reported the behavior to Apple.
Please note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

FULL SCREEN VIEW 2.0 - open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Still working on the widgets disappearing for some of you - it's a tricky issue to debug, I hope to get to the bottom of that soon.

Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do - I reported the behavior to Apple.
Please note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

FULL SCREEN VIEW 2.0 - open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.
Also, fixed fullscreen view on the iPad. And tap-day-to-scroll works again. Yay!

PREVIOUSLY:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Restore Purchases button on the iPhone should not spin indefinitely, and you should now be able to restore your purchases through iCloud. Please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch. This way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch, even if the restore process reports error. Which it seems to do - I reported the behavior to Apple.
Please note that you need to have the iCloud on for sync to work. Go to phone settings → your profile → iCloud → iCloud Drive → turn on Sync this iPhone.

Still working on the widgets disappearing for some of you - it's a tricky issue to debug, I hope to get to the bottom of that soon.

FULL SCREEN VIEW 2.0 - open with tilt, rotate back to close. Or use the good old button if you like, and swipe away via the title bar.
Also, fixed fullscreen view on the iPad. And tap-day-to-scroll works again. Yay!

PREVIOUSLY:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

FULL SCREEN VIEW. Open the full screen view to see six days at once. Press and hold the chart to read the exact conditions. Swipe down to close.

Plus lot of bugfixes and speedups.
If you were having a problem with restoring of purchases on the watch, please try first doing a restore of purchases on the iPhone, and then on the Watch - this way, purchases from the iPhone should sync to your iCloud, and then restore from iCloud to the watch even if the restore process reports error.

Also, tap-day-to-scroll works again. Yay!

PREVIOUSLY:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable, and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background matches your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your device has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixed the complications on the Infograph, Utilitarian, and Modular to actually respect the 'Show nowcast in complications' toggle. And few more bug fixes.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- Redesigned sunrise & sunset section in the details, and more tweaks to the visuals of the chart.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable, and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background matches your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixed the complications on the infograph, utilitarian, and modular to actually respect the 'Show nowcast in complications' toggle, oops.

PREVIOUSLY:
- Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.

- Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

- Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.

- Redesigned sunrise & sunset section in the details, and more tweaks to the visuals of the chart.

- You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

- Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable, and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background matches your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Daily min/max/precipitation lock screen widget. See the temperature range and precipitation total for the next 24 hours directly on your lock screen.
Plus: Bezel complication on Infograph watchface can now be customized to show current weather, location name, or the min/max temperature and precipitation summary.

PREVIOUSLY:
Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.
Plus: Redesigned sunrise & sunset section in the details, and more tweaks to the visuals of the chart.

You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

Plus:
- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable, and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background matches your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Interactive daily forecast: Tap the day in the daily forecast to quickly scroll to its hourly forecast.
Plus: Redesigned sunrise & sunset section in the details, and more tweaks to the visuals of the chart.

PREVIOUSLY:
You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

Plus:
- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart). Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable, and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background matches your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

You can now disable the Nowcast on Watch complication or phone widgets, if you prefer to only see it inside the app. Head to the Nowcast preferences for the switch.

PREVIOUSLY:
Fixed: Iconic lock screen widget now allows you to pick a custom zoom level. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see. Please re-add (remove and add again) the iconic widget, otherwise, it won't be able to update the forecast.

Plus:
- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart).
Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable, and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background matches your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixed: Iconic lock screen widget now allows you to pick a custom zoom level. Tap the widget in the edit mode to set how many hours or days you want to see. Please re-add (remove and add again) the iconic widget, otherwise, it won't be able to update the forecast.

Plus:
- Wind direction now shows up as an arrow in details (below the chart) and tooltip (long press the chart). A double arrow will appear for wind gusts.
- Wind gust strength now shows up in details and tooltip.
- Fixed the bug with abnormal storage space usage - my apologies!

PREVIOUSLY:
Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and a text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed, and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that is available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bug fixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart).
Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable, and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background matches your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with the Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Iconic: An additional lock screen widget with a simple icon style, to keep the lockscreen readable and easy on the eyes.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
- Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and text weather summary.
- Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index.
- Many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bugfixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

PREVIOUSLY:
Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart).
Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

The new option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in the same color as the wind.
This comes in handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Lock screen widgets! Ready for iOS 16 and Apple Watch Ultra.
And an emergency fix to make widgets work on iOS 15 again, please accept my apologies.

Two large widgets: A signature weather graph and text weather summary. Inline widgets to tell you current conditions, wind speed and direction, precipitation or time of the next rain, or UV index. And many 1x1 widgets for individual weather metrics.
All of that available for iOS 16, plus a lot of bugfixes for everyone.
Oh, and Apple Watch Ultra support.

LAST UPDATE:
Apple's new Apple Weather service. Be the first to try the hourly forecast from Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast will be meanwhile provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart).
Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

The new option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in the same color as the wind.
This comes in handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Custom cloud styles. You can now pick one out of four cloud styles: clouds plus precipitation icons, just clouds, lightweight cloud style, or no clouds (and more space for the temperature chart).
Thank you for the suggestions, Ian and Joe!

Plus, the preferences screen got a refresh, and I made clouds a little bit smaller to leave more space for the chart.

LAST UPDATE:
Apple's new Apple Weather service (beta). Be the first to try the hourly forecast from a beta version of Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast isn't available yet, so it will be provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

The new option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in the same color as the wind.
This comes in handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of the preset charts looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
The brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!

BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

The bugfix and tweaks update: Apparent temperature (feels-like) in forecast tooltip. More contrast for precipitation in icons and texts. Fixed layout for iPad multitasking. Also, you should now not lose the settings if the app is started by the system for background updates before unlocking the phone, and you shouldn't see the message about too old data in widgets unless they really are more than a day old. And sample charts in preferences are back, oops on that one.
And now, back to the work on the new features :).

LAST UPDATE:
Apple's new Apple Weather service (beta). Be the first to try the hourly forecast from a beta version of Apple's new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast isn't available yet, so it will be provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can - check the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad, or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

The new option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in the same color as the wind.
This comes in handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of the preset charts looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
The brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!

BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show the UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in the details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Apple's new Apple Weather service (beta). Be the first to try the hourly forecast from a beta version of Apple's own new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast isn't available yet, so it will be provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

Plus fixed large widget layout on some text sizes on iPad.

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can.
The new Widget style and background option is waiting for you in the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Apple's new weather service (beta). Be the first to try the hourly forecast from a beta version of Apple's own new weather service. Hit the Preferences button and switch the forecast source. Nowcast isn't available yet, so it will be provided by the good & trusty Foreca.

And dew point comfort scale. Enable humidity or dew point in the chart to see the feel for a given hour on a dew point comfort scale. From dry through pleasant, comfortable and humid up to miserable or extreme, Weathergraph will inform you both in the details section and chart tooltip. Thank you for introducing me to the comfort scale, Sebastian!

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can.
The new Widget style and background option is waiting for you in the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Fixed the scrolling again with a third rewrite, this time I hope successfully and on all iOS versions. Thank you for your patience, everyone, this one was a tricky puzzle.
Also, fixed widget layout with large system text size and charts now scroll back to the beginning on app open.

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can.
The new Widget style and background option is waiting for you in the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all styles in light style. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

My apologies, the chart scrolling should work again. I rushed the last update with interactive chart, and only after launch discovered that the new interactive chart blocks scrolling on iOS 15. Scrolling should now work again - I apologize for breaking your favourite weather app.
Also, fixed the position of tooltip on the iPad.

BEFORE:
Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can.
The new Widget style and background option is waiting for you in the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all styles in light style. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Interactive chart, just in time for summer trips! Need to know the exact conditions for a given hour? Long press the chart to show all the data, or press and slide your finger over the chart to “scrub” through the forecast.

BEFORE:

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can.
The new Widget style and background option is waiting for you in the preferences.

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all styles in light style. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Custom style for widgets! Love the Iconic style, but the blue-accented one on a black background would match your wallpaper better? Now you can.
The new Widget style and background option is waiting for you in the preferences.

BEFORE:

Accent styles are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad or watch has.

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every style now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all styles in light style. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC STYLE, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic style, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Accent themes are arriving to iPhone & iPad. Pick one of a large scale of accent colors to match your mood or wallpaper.
Weathergraph is now also significantly faster, thanks to chart rendering using the extra cores your iPhone, iPad or watch has.

BEFORE:

Light, dark and black (for widgets) color scheme and wind gust chart.
Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every theme now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Light, dark and black mode & wind gust chart. Plux watch complication fixes.

Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming. And few cases when small complications have mistakenly shown No Data or wrong temperature have been fixed.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

BEFORE:
You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every theme now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Light, dark and black mode & wind gust chart.

Set light and dark mode as you like, for widgets and iPhone app.
You can now override the widgets to always use light, dark, or a new 100 % black mode, to better suit your wallpaper. And the same goes for the app. Prefer always light or dark? Pick it in preferences.

New option in Wind Style preferences allows you to plot wind gusts on a chart as a transparent area above the wind line in a same color as the wind.
This comes really handy when cycling or kiting, or just to not have a nice day ruined by strong wind gusts.
Made thanks to Mikael & many others, who suggested this feature - thank you!

Also, when a watch complication is set to Full chart, nowcast info will still show up when a rain is coming.
And fixed a few bugs with background updates.

BEFORE:
You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface.
A better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every theme now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

PREVIOUSLY:
Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).

If you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface. Plus a better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries, and fixes for always-on mode for Apple Watch.

BEFORE:
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every theme now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

PREVIOUSLY:
Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

You can now pick a location name as a complication title to see your whereabouts on the watchface. Plus a better time format in summaries for 24-hour time countries.

BEFORE:
Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every theme now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

PREVIOUSLY:
Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas.

Nicer Always-on-display for Apple Watch complications.
Every theme now has a custom-fit variant for always-on-display - enjoy the colorful watchface even with a wrist down.
Thank you, Josh, Case, and everyone else, for suggesting this improvement!

BEFORE:
Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

PREVIOUSLY:
Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

Looks gallery - pick one of preset chart looks for a quick start, then customize the chosen one as you need.

BEFORE:
Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

PREVIOUSLY:
Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

Brand new legend that explains everything, including the newly added metrics. Long overdue, thank you for your patience!

BEFORE:
Improved iPad chart looks. Fixed the snow chart to be visible on all themes in light theme. Updated legend to explain all new features.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.
UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.
And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

PREVIOUSLY:
Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

START-OF-SUMMER UPDATE. BRAND NEW ICONIC THEME, UV INDEX & RAIN PROBABILITY
Keep it simple with the new iconic theme, or add as many metrics into the chart as you like.

UV index: Weathergraph can now show UV index chart, and will tell you about today's (or tomorrow's) UV index maximum in details section. Green = low, yellow = moderate, red = high, and purple = very high.

And finally, a rain probability. You can now see both precipitation and precipitation probability with Foreca forecast. Alternatively (also new), you can choose to see precipitation as an area chart instead of bars.

PREVIOUSLY:
Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nicer nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

Previously:
BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
Last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.
Plus small fixes (nowcast layout in a widget is the most visible one).

Previously:
BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

Six-hour zoom level for widgets and watch complications - long-press the widget and tap Edit Widget to pick a zoom level.
Also fixed automatic forecast updates on watch, and improved forecast texts.
And, last but not least, made widgets usable for non-Pro users again, with a tiny promo bar at the bottom instead of the overlay message.

Previously:
BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.
Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

And before that:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

And initially:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

BRAND NEW LOOK. NEW THEMES. AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
Weathergraph visuals now shine brighter and fit better with other iPhone apps.
Widgets got a new background that fits a large scale of wallpapers on your homescreen.
New Ultralight and Gradient Outline themes await you in a theme picker - a brilliant choice for the minimalistic homescreen.
And all other themes got a bit of spring cleaning to make them more delightful and easier to read in both light and dark mode.

SENSITIVE TO PRESSURE?
Weathergraph now displays atmospheric pressure.

Pick one of the two visualizations:
- the line works great to see the absolute pressure development over time
- arrows clearly illustrate a rate of change

Set up pressure display in Preferences.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?
I'd love to hear at support@tomaskafka.com
Enjoy the update! Tomas

Previously:
- New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- Fixed widgets breaking when a system font size changes or a widget’s zoom is overridden by widget settings. And fixed a few more visual bugs.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- New shade for widgets - they are less blue and better looking with a wide range of wallpapers.
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!
- The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

And before:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

CAN’T DOWNLOAD? PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST.

New 12 and 18 hour zoom levels for app, all widgets and complications!
This update should also fix Weathergraph crashing on the Apple Watch for some of you. If the fix wouldn't work, please let me know at support@tomaskafka.com - thank you!

Previously:
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- Fixed widgets breaking when a system font size changes or a widget’s zoom is overridden by widget settings. And fixed a few more visual bugs.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- New shade for widgets - they are less blue and better looking with a wide range of wallpapers.
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!
- The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

And before:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

CAN’T DOWNLOAD? PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST.

This update should fix Weathergraph crashing on the Apple Watch for some of you. If the fix wouldn't work, please let me know at support@tomaskafka.com - thank you!

Previously:
- Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.
- Fixed widgets breaking when a system font size changes or a widget’s zoom is overridden by widget settings. And fixed a few more visual bugs.
- If Weathergraph is running, it triggers a forecast check on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- New shade for widgets - they are less blue and better looking with a wide range of wallpapers.
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!
- The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

And before:

After a year and a half on everyone’s wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere outdoor people like you hang out :).

Thank you! Tomas.

CANNOT DOWNLOAD? PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST.

Beaufort wind scale option for Dutch, meteorologists, and everyone else who prefers it - set it up in units preferences.

Previously:
- Fixed widgets breaking when a system font size is changed or a widget's zoom is overridden by widget settings. And fixed few more visual bugs.
- If Weathergraph is running, a forecast check is triggered on a connectivity change - so you will get a forecast update the moment your iPhone or Watch connects to wifi. This could help T. and many other adventurers and field workers (thank you for the suggestion!).
- New shade for widgets - they are less blue and better looking with a wide range of wallpapers.
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!
- The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

And before:
After a year and a half on everyone's wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere an outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas

CANNOT DOWNLOAD? PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST.

Fixed: Changing forecast source now refreshes the forecast as well.

Previously:
- New shade for widgets - they are less blue and better looking with a wide range of wallpapers.
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!
- The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

And before:
After a year and a half on everyone's wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere an outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas

CANNOT DOWNLOAD? PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST.

Update: New shade for widgets - they are less blue and better looking with a wide range of wallpapers.

Previously:
- A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!
- The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

And before:
After a year and a half on everyone's wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere an outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas

CANNOT DOWNLOAD? PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST.

Update: A button to leave a review on the App Store - thank you!

Previously:
The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

And before:
After a year and a half on everyone's wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere an outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas

SEE A DISABLED "PURCHASED" BUTTON? PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST.
This should make the download button work again.

Update: The 12/24 hr time format should now match system settings.

Previously:
After a year and a half on everyone's wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere an outdoor people like you hang out :).
Thank you! Tomas

IMPORTANT: IF YOU SEE A DISABLED "PURCHASED" BUTTON IN THE APP STORE, PLEASE INSTALL/DOWNLOAD ANY OTHER FREE APP FIRST AND THEN RETURN TO WEATHERGRAPH APP STORE PAGE. This should make the download button work again.

Also, first visual tweaks for iPhone version to put the chart first and to deemphasize the preferences links.

After a year and a half on everyone's wrist, Weathergraph goes to the big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad, and M1 Mac, and keep an eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere an outdoor people like you hang out :). Thank you! Tomas

After a year and half on everyone's wrist, Weathergraph goes to big screen. Enjoy the visual hourly weather forecast on your Watch, iPhone, iPad and M1 Mac, and keep the eye on the weather with one of three widgets and numerous watch complications.

I am as thrilled about the launch as many of you are, and I am sure you have ideas about where the Weathergraph could go - please let me know!

And if you like the app, I would be thrilled if you could post a link or screenshot anywhere an outdoor people like you hang out :). Thank you! Tomas

Visual daily forecast now shows a total of rain or snow for the day. Plus fixed a news message not opening a news screen, causing the news message to hide the chart until the news screen is opened manually.

Previously:
Snow is now expressed in centimeters or inches of snow layer, instead of milimeters of its water content. As the difference is significant (1 mm of water creates 3 - 20 mm of snow depending on temperature), the forecast will now better correspond to outside conditions. Thank you, Roger, for alerting me to this!

Visual daily forecast! First developed for an upcoming (really really soon!) iPhone app and widget, you are first to see the daily forecast on your watch.
Also new: many visual and chart readability tweaks made thanks to a preparation for iPhone app. And collapsible text section for anyone who prefers visuals.
Enjoy, and look forward to iPhone & iPad app!

Nowcast is now supported on all large or text complications on Modular, Utility, Activity, Infograph, Photo, Astronomy, Explorer, Motion, Memoji, Solar graph and Timelapse watchfaces (in addition to Infograph Modular and Modular Compact watchfaces supported before). Enjoy!
Plus a fix of location name accidentally appearing on watchface instead of condition.

Significantly faster rendering, nicer complication on colored watchfaces, and return of dashed & dotted lines for humidity and wind speed (as they got a bit lost in previous updates :)).

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek and stay dry!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony!

Visual daily forecast now shows a total of rain or snow for the day.

Previously:
Snow is now expressed in centimeters or inches of snow layer, instead of milimeters of its water content. As the difference is significant (1 mm of water creates 3 - 20 mm of snow depending on temperature), the forecast will now better correspond to outside conditions. Thank you, Roger, for alerting me to this!

Visual daily forecast! First developed for an upcoming (really really soon!) iPhone app and widget, you are first to see the daily forecast on your watch.
Also new: many visual and chart readability tweaks made thanks to a preparation for iPhone app. And collapsible text section for anyone who prefers visuals.
Enjoy, and look forward to iPhone & iPad app!

Nowcast is now supported on all large or text complications on Modular, Utility, Activity, Infograph, Photo, Astronomy, Explorer, Motion, Memoji, Solar graph and Timelapse watchfaces (in addition to Infograph Modular and Modular Compact watchfaces supported before). Enjoy!
Plus a fix of location name accidentally appearing on watchface instead of condition.

Significantly faster rendering, nicer complication on colored watchfaces, and return of dashed & dotted lines for humidity and wind speed (as they got a bit lost in previous updates :)).

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek and stay dry!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony!

Fixed: I went through a pile of research papers to find a better precipitation-to-snow-height equations, as a current one was bit too eager.

Snow is now expressed in centimeters or inches of snow layer, instead of milimeters of its water content. As the difference is significant (1 mm of water creates 1 - 10 cm of snow depending on temperature), the forecast will now better correspond to outside conditions. Thank you, Roger, for alerting me to this!

Previously:

Visual daily forecast! First developed for an upcoming (really really soon!) iPhone app and widget, you are first to see the daily forecast on your watch.
Also new: many visual and chart readability tweaks made thanks to a preparation for iPhone app. And collapsible text section for anyone who prefers visuals.
Enjoy, and look forward to iPhone & iPad app!

Nowcast is now supported on all large or text complications on Modular, Utility, Activity, Infograph, Photo, Astronomy, Explorer, Motion, Memoji, Solar graph and Timelapse watchfaces (in addition to Infograph Modular and Modular Compact watchfaces supported before). Enjoy!
Plus a fix of location name accidentally appearing on watchface instead of condition.

Significantly faster rendering, nicer complication on colored watchfaces, and return of dashed & dotted lines for humidity and wind speed (as they got a bit lost in previous updates :)).

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek and stay dry!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony!

Snow is now expressed in centimeters or inches of snow layer, instead of milimeters of its water content. As the difference is significant (1 mm of water creates 1 - 10 cm of snow depending on temperature), the forecast will now better correspond to outside conditions. Thank you, Roger, for alerting me to this!

Previously:

Visual daily forecast! First developed for an upcoming (really really soon!) iPhone app and widget, you are first to see the daily forecast on your watch.
Also new: many visual and chart readability tweaks made thanks to a preparation for iPhone app. And collapsible text section for anyone who prefers visuals.
Enjoy, and look forward to iPhone & iPad app!

Nowcast is now supported on all large or text complications on Modular, Utility, Activity, Infograph, Photo, Astronomy, Explorer, Motion, Memoji, Solar graph and Timelapse watchfaces (in addition to Infograph Modular and Modular Compact watchfaces supported before). Enjoy!
Plus a fix of location name accidentally appearing on watchface instead of condition.

Significantly faster rendering, nicer complication on colored watchfaces, and return of dashed & dotted lines for humidity and wind speed (as they got a bit lost in previous updates :)).

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek and stay dry!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony!

Visual daily forecast! First developed for an upcoming (really really soon!) iPhone app and widget, you are first to see the daily forecast on your watch.
Also new: many visual and chart readability tweaks made thanks to a preparation for iPhone app.
Enjoy, and look forward to iPhone & iPad app!

Previously:

Nowcast is now supported on all large or text complications on Modular, Utility, Activity, Infograph, Photo, Astronomy, Explorer, Motion, Memoji, Solar graph and Timelapse watchfaces (in addition to Infograph Modular and Modular Compact watchfaces supported before). Enjoy!
Plus a fix of location name accidentally appearing on watchface instead of condition.

Significantly faster rendering, nicer complication on colored watchfaces, and return of dashed & dotted lines for humidity and wind speed (as they got a bit lost in previous updates :)).

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek and stay dry!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces really natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony! (I would love having the forecast read when tapping the complication, but this needs fixing from Apple — right now, Apple Watch will only read complication name)

An universe of complications, new look, and many tweaks
- Turn the watchface into a meteorological station. Conditions, temperature (real or feel), precipitation, wind speed + direction, humidity and dew point.

If your chart was cut-off, smaller, or completely gone, then this is an update for you. Together with my apology. Hope the problems are gone now.

Previously:

Nowcast is now supported on all large or text complications on Modular, Utility, Activity, Infograph, Photo, Astronomy, Explorer, Motion, Memoji, Solar graph and Timelapse watchfaces (in addition to Infograph Modular and Modular Compact watchfaces supported before). Enjoy!
Plus a fix of location name accidentally appearing on watchface instead of condition.

Significantly faster rendering, nicer complication on colored watchfaces, and return of dashed & dotted lines for humidity and wind speed (as they got a bit lost in previous updates :)).

Rain & snow alerts can be now set as be time sensitive only if you want to (thank you Johannes!) and they show absolute time ('at 7:30 PM' instead of 'in 1h35m').
Time now shows as 'AM/PM' instead of 'A/P' wherever there is enough space.

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek and stay dry!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- Added a time of upcoming rain or snow in text form
- Gradient Black theme is now more colorful and looks dope
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Scrolling chart with crown (just tap it and scroll) is smoother and shows the actually displayed range. Try also tapping the chart multiple times to zoom in & out quickly.
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Texts now read a bit smoother (like 'light rain, picking up')
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces really natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony! (I would love having the forecast read when tapping the complication, but this needs fixing from Apple — right now, Apple Watch will only read complication name)

An universe of complications, new look, and many tweaks
- Turn the watchface into a meteorological station. Conditions, temperature (real or feel), precipitation, wind speed + direction, humidity and dew point.

Rain & snow alerts can be now set as be time sensitive only if you want to (thank you Johannes!) and they show absolute time ('at 7:30 PM' instead of 'in 1h35m').
Time now shows as 'AM/PM' instead of 'A/P' wherever there is enough space.

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek and stay dry!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- Added a time of upcoming rain or snow in text form
- Gradient Black theme is now more colorful and looks dope
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Scrolling chart with crown (just tap it and scroll) is smoother and shows the actually displayed range. Try also tapping the chart multiple times to zoom in & out quickly.
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Texts now read a bit smoother (like 'light rain, picking up')
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Fixed problems with restore for everyone, who upgraded subscriptions. Thank you for your patience!

Smoother sounding texts — will you notice? :)

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces really natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony! (I would love having the forecast read when tapping the complication, but this needs fixing from Apple — right now, Apple Watch will only read complication name)

An universe of complications, new look, and many tweaks
- Turn the watchface into a meteorological station. Conditions, temperature (real or feel), precipitation, wind speed + direction, humidity and dew point.

Larger edge-to-edge graphic complications

New color-tinted complication theme & improved visuals

Sunrise/sunset. Juicier themes. One-time payment option.
- Added sunrise and sunset times.
- Option to unlock all features with a single one-time payment for anyone who doesn't like subscriptions, yay!
- Better for commuters — when the location is more than 15 km away from a last update, the forecast will update automatically (so that you can arrive to work and have a local weather up to date).

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- Added a time of upcoming rain or snow in text form
- Gradient Black theme is now more colorful and looks dope
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Scrolling chart with crown (just tap it and scroll) is smoother and shows the actually displayed range. Try also tapping the chart multiple times to zoom in & out quickly.
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Texts now read a bit smoother (like 'light rain, picking up')
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Fixed problems with restore for everyone, who upgraded subscriptions. Thank you for your patience!

Smoother sounding texts — will you notice? :)

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces really natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony! (I would love having the forecast read when tapping the complication, but this needs fixing from Apple — right now, Apple Watch will only read complication name)

An universe of complications, new look, and many tweaks
- Turn the watchface into a meteorological station. Conditions, temperature (real or feel), precipitation, wind speed + direction, humidity and dew point.

Larger edge-to-edge graphic complications

New color-tinted complication theme & improved visuals
- Graphical complication now looks 200 % more beautiful on color-tinted watchfaces. Have a try!
- All themes are subtly better and more readable.

Better text summary. Space-saving layout. Km/h option.
- Text summary now tells how long will current conditions stay and what will come next.

Sunrise/sunset. Juicier themes. One-time payment option.
- Added sunrise and sunset times.
- Option to unlock all features with a single one-time payment for anyone who doesn't like subscriptions, yay!
- Better for commuters — when the location is more than 15 km away from a last update, the forecast will update automatically (so that you can arrive to work and have a local weather up to date).

RAIN & SNOW ALERTS! AND MUCH FASTER APP! :)
Weathergraph will now happily inform you when a rain or snow is on the way, up to 2 hours in advance. Enjoy the autumn trek!

I also rewrote a large part of Weathergraph, leading to much faster app start time. And fixed many bugs (apologies to everyone whose first time experience was choppy). A lot of joy all around!

And before that?

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- Added a time of upcoming rain or snow in text form
- Gradient Black theme is now more colorful and looks dope
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Scrolling chart with crown (just tap it and scroll) is smoother and shows the actually displayed range. Try also tapping the chart multiple times to zoom in & out quickly.
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Texts now read a bit smoother (like 'light rain, picking up')
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Fixed problems with restore for everyone, who upgraded subscriptions. Thank you for your patience!

Smoother sounding texts — will you notice? :)

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces really natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony! (I would love having the forecast read when tapping the complication, but this needs fixing from Apple — right now, Apple Watch will only read complication name)

An universe of complications, new look, and many tweaks
- Turn the watchface into a meteorological station. Conditions, temperature (real or feel), precipitation, wind speed + direction, humidity and dew point.

Larger edge-to-edge graphic complications

New color-tinted complication theme & improved visuals
- Graphical complication now looks 200 % more beautiful on color-tinted watchfaces. Have a try!
- All themes are subtly better and more readable.

Better text summary. Space-saving layout. Km/h option.
- Text summary now tells how long will current conditions stay and what will come next.

Sunrise/sunset. Juicier themes. One-time payment option.
- Added sunrise and sunset times.
- Option to unlock all features with a single one-time payment for anyone who doesn't like subscriptions, yay!
- Better for commuters — when the location is more than 15 km away from a last update, the forecast will update automatically (so that you can arrive to work and have a local weather up to date).

New 8-bit Mario theme to freshen up your watchface. Give it a go!

And before that?
Please welcome Open-Meteo, an up-and-coming indie forecast service combining global models with local services, with great precision in Europe and North America.

NOWCAST! Realtime rain & snow forecast updated every 15 minutes.
If a rain or snow is expected during the next 3 hours, you will get a notice on a large complication, and a detailed 3-hour precipitation chart in the app.
Nowcast is powered by Foreca, and depends on precision of rain radars in your area. Available for Weathergraph Pro users.

Plus:
- Apple Watch 7 support
- Added a time of upcoming rain or snow in text form
- Gradient Black theme is now more colorful and looks dope
- New 2.5 days range is ideal for seeing today and next two days (thank you, Jörgen!)
- Scrolling chart with crown (just tap it and scroll) is smoother and shows the actually displayed range. Try also tapping the chart multiple times to zoom in & out quickly.
- Foreca — a premium forecast source with a renowned worldwide accuracy coming up to your wrist. Set it up in preferences, and enjoy precise forecast.
- "3.2 mm rain and 7 mm snow in the next 24 hours." — See how much of trouble will be the upcoming precipitation with the precipitation summary.
- Precipitation chart now considers even small peaks of rain/snow that would happen in between the bars, that would have been missed previously. More precision for everyone!
- Added a touch of color to make always-on-display nicer
- Texts now read a bit smoother (like 'light rain, picking up')
- Allow maximum zoom (up to 7 days with fresh data)
- Lot of bugfixes, including stabler background updates & always-on-display support in app

And going way back?

Fixed problems with restore for everyone, who upgraded subscriptions. Thank you for your patience!

Smoother sounding texts — will you notice? :)

Zoom & scroll
- Independent zoom for complication and app. Need to see next day on your watchface, and three day outlook in the app? Now you can :)
- Tap the chart, and turn the digital crown to zoom to quickly see what's coming up
- Tap the chart multiple times to quickly peek to next five days (when zoomed in) or to next day (when zoomed out)

Blind friendly Weathergraph
- Reading forecast with VoiceOver now produces really natural sounding text. Thank you for help, Tony! (I would love having the forecast read when tapping the complication, but this needs fixing from Apple — right now, Apple Watch will only read complication name)

An universe of complications, new look, and many tweaks
- Turn the watchface into a meteorological station. Conditions, temperature (real or feel), precipitation, wind speed + direction, humidity and dew point.

Larger edge-to-edge graphic complications

New color-tinted complication theme & improved visuals
- Graphical complication now looks 200 % more beautiful on color-tinted watchfaces. Have a try!
- All themes are subtly better and more readable.

Better text summary. Space-saving layout. Km/h option.
- Text summary now tells how long will current conditions stay and what will come next.

Sunrise/sunset. Juicier themes. One-time payment option.
- Added sunrise and sunset times.
- Option to unlock all features with a single one-time payment for anyone who doesn't like subscriptions, yay!
- Better for commuters — when the location is more than 15 km away from a last update, the forecast will update automatically (so that you can arrive to work and have a local weather up to date).