Changelog

A new design shows each membership plan on its own card.

The rain history chart now opens on the last 24 hours.

A fix corrects the size of the membership screen on iPad.

The app sends the alerts for life-safety events more reliably.

Fixes make the rain Live Activity more reliable.

A fix corrects a problem in the radar map.

The card shows the rain that fell and the rain that will fall, both against your goal. A status shows Behind, Rain coming, or Goal met.

The rain view shows each time window on its own card: 24 hours, 72 hours, 7 days, 30 days, this month, and this year. The chart below the cards shows how the total compares to the average.

A new card gives advice for your garden: Consider Watering, Hold Off Watering, or No Watering Needed. The advice uses your goal, the past 7 days, and the next 3 days.

A new card at the end of the rain view shows the rain for the next 3 days. Each day gives its amount and its highest chance of rain.

A report reads correctly when a backup office issues it.

The average column in the rain view now shows its values.

The settings screen shows the membership status more clearly.

A fix returns the full-height widget to the widget gallery.

The widget gallery now includes the full-height widget.

The app now uses the newest system tools.

The hourly rows now show how much rain to expect when the measurement is Chance of Rain. The header shows when rain starts next.

A Live Activity for rain now starts on its own when rain is near. You see the updates on the Lock Screen without a tap.

See the eclipse as it looks from where you are, with the true coverage and the true angle. Tap Sun/Moon data tile > Solar eclipse tomorrow > Tap sun to view visualization

Press and hold a day row or an hour row to change between Temperature and Chance of Rain. Customize in Settings > Customize > Buttons > Long Press Toggle

A new tile shows the local NWS station reports in one place. Tap the storm outlook map to make it larger.

A new medium widget shows the conditions now beside the next few hours.

Press and hold a data card, then drag it to a new position. Works directly on the main forecast view.

Each widget can show the Feels Like temperature in place of the air temperature. Open the widget settings to change it.

The Sun card and the Moon card are now one card. The sky chart marks sunrise and sunset. A new band chart shows the whole moon cycle.

Receive push notifications when the National Weather Service updates the Area Forecast, Discussion, or Storm Outlook. Customize in Settings > Notifications > NWS report updates

Each hour row shows a strip of the rain for that hour. Touch the strip to read the values. Rain detail opens on the 72-hour view.

Free users now get a full map and radar preview.

The drought card explains how the app finds the status. The soil moisture ladder shows the current step, and the alerts settings group by plan.

Help & Support is now “Chat with Developer”, at the top of Settings. The Mac status item shows a dot when there is a reply.

A tap on a notification did not always open the right screen. It now does, and a severe weather alert opens its own page.

Send us a message from Help and Support in Settings, and get replies right in the app.

Set a weekly rain goal for any saved location and track it on a single bar: rain that has already fallen, plus what is expected over the next 3 days. Available with Ultra.

The drought view is now Soil, adding local and regional soil moisture and how much rain has fallen since the latest drought map. Available with Ultra.

The rain chart now shows hour-by-hour rainfall for the past 72 hours, and the rain view leads with your totals.

Everything new is available in all 9 supported languages.

See how much rain fell at your location over the past day, week, month, and year. Tap the Rain tile on your forecast.

Every rain day on a monthly calendar. Tap a day to see its rainfall hour by hour.

Browse past rain for any saved location. Starter includes the past 24 hours, Standard the past 7 days, and Ultra the full archive.

Live lightning strikes on the radar map, updated every minute.

Scrub the radar two hours into the past and two hours ahead.

Rainfall measurements are verified against official rain gauge stations.