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With the Weather app in iOS, you can look up the weather by city name, postal or zip code, and airport code. You can also create a list of cities to track and arrange the cities in the order that you want.

Use the Weather app

To open the app, tap it. To see weather conditions by the hour, swipe left to right under the day. You can also scroll down to see more details, like the weekly overview or chance of rain.

To view another city swipe left or tap to see your list of cities. If you want to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius, scroll to the bottom of the list and tap .

The weather data used in the Weather app comes from The Weather Channel. If you have issues getting accurate weather information, tap the icon in the lower-left corner to go directly to the weather source.

Add, delete, and rearrange cities

To add a city to your weather list:

1. Tap , then tap .
2. Enter the name of the city, zip code, or airport location.
3. Tap the city when you see it.

To delete a city from your weather list, swipe left on the city, then tap Delete. To rearrange the order of the cities on your list, touch and hold the city, then move it up or down to reorder it.

View the weather icons

The weather icons indicate a different weather condition, like rain or wind. Here's a list of some of the weather icons and what they mean.

Sunrise

Sunset

Clear

Partly cloudy

Hot

Dust

Haze

Smoke

Fog

Windy

Cloudy

Thunderstorms

Showers

Heavy showers

Drizzle

Hail/Mixed rain

Hurricane

Tornado

Snow

Scattered snow

Heavy snow/Sleet

Blowing snow

Frigid temps

Cloudy

Clear

The detailed and data rich Weather Line app for iPhone is out with version 2 that brings a number of great new features. Along with 17 themes (and 4 dark modes), a new design, and more, the latest release includes a “Super Forecast” feature that combines the world’s best weather data into one precipitation and radar report.

Weather Line 2 includes an all-new design and supports the system-wide Dark Mode on iPhone in iOS 13. It also features 17 total themes, with 4 of those being dark ones.

Another handy new feature is the Travel Assist mode that gets rid of duplicate locations for home and your current location.

Weather Line 2 brings another neat feature called Super Forecast.

Why pick one provider when you can get the best of them all? We combine the world’s #1 forecasting data + #1 rain data + #1 radar to create a super forecast with no weaknesses and only the best.

Weather Line 2 is a free download from the App Store with in-app purchases from $2/month (or 50% off for existing users) to remove ads and unlock all of the app’s features. There’s also a new $45 lifetime option.

🚨Weather Line 2 is here!

+ All-new design
+ All-new weather data solution
+ 21 new features
+ 17 themes (4 dark modes)
+ Super Forecast
+ Travel Assist
+ 10-day forecasts
+ HD radar
+ Hyperlocal rain
+ $9.99/yr (50% off first year for WL1 users)https://t.co/izceIDvighpic.twitter.com/rsjzHrL3Xs

— Ryan Jones (@rjonesy) October 3, 2019

Also, co-developer Deepak Mantena mentioned that an Apple Watch app for Weather Line is in the pipeline.

Not yet, but we'll get there, Simon.

— Deepak Mantena (@ilikepants) October 3, 2019

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