6:40 amOut the door
12°Feels 11°, Clear
Pants
Pants
Jumper
No umbrella
Cold start. Grab the jacket.
Shorts vs PantsPowered by
Weather that tells youwhat to wear.
Shorts or pants. T-shirt or jumper. Umbrella or not.
Why you will like it
A decision, made in seconds.
No graphs to read, no percentages to translate. Just the bit you actually wanted to know.
Never get caught in the rain
If rain's coming while you're out, it says so and tells you to take the umbrella. If it's not worth it, it says that too.
Never overdress or underdress
Temperature, wind and humidity shape feels like. Then the sky and whether the sun is high, low or down sharpen the answer, so you're not lugging a jacket you never put on.
Set it to suit you
Always cold? Always in shorts? Tell it once, and every answer leans your way from then on.
Standing still is not running
Pick what you're up to. A walk, a run, golf, tennis, or watching from the sideline. The answer moves with it.
How it works
There’s more to it than just the temperature.
Take one forecast: 18°, clear skies with the sun high, and a 40% chance of rain. Temperature, wind and humidity shape feels like; every signal below stays visible in the answer.
- Temperature
Wind
Humidity
Feels like
Sky conditions
Sun position
Chance of rain
What you’re doing
How you feel the cold
One answer
Pants
T-shirt- Take an umbrella
Apple Weather does the forecast. We do the wardrobe.
We don’t forecast the weather ourselves. We take Apple Weather, which your iPhone already trusts, and turn it into a straight answer about what to put on.
See where the data comes fromMade yours
Tuned to you, not to the average.
Weather feels different to everyone. Set your shorts-to-pants preference, and every recommendation adapts to you.
Bottoms
Balanced
Wear the right thing today.
No account to set up. Pick a place and it starts answering.
Android on the way.
A look inside
Not just now. Later, too.
See it in action
Here’s a snapshot of how your day could look.
One Tuesday at Bondi Beach, morning to night. The answers aren’t mocked up. They come out of the same engine that runs in the app.
1:04 pmLunch on the sand
25°Feels 24°, ClearShorts
- Shorts
T-shirt- No umbrella
Clear, high sun adds a little warmth.
4:30 pmChange of plan
20°Feels 19°, SunnyGoing for a runShorts
It would say
Pantsif you were just heading out.- Shorts
- T-shirt
- No umbrella for runs
Low sun still counts. Your run does the rest.
7:20 pmWalking home
16°Feels 15°, RainPants
- Pants
- Jumper
- Take an umbrella
Wet and cooling off. Take the umbrella.
Four moments, four answers. And when you want to look further ahead than that, it will tell you what the rest of the day has in store too.
Meet your new weather team.
They’ve already looked outside, so you don’t have to.
Android on the way.
FAQ
Anything we haven’t covered, get in touch.
How does it decide what I should wear?
Temperature, wind and humidity shape the feels like reading from Apple Weather. Then it checks the sky and whether the sun is high, low or down, adds warmth for whatever you're doing, checks the chance of rain, and leans everything your way based on your settings. Out comes one answer: your bottoms, your top, and whether to take an umbrella.
Which activities can I pick?
Everyday, walk, run, golf, tennis, and watching sport. Each one changes the answer, because a run warms you up and standing on a sideline does the opposite. More are on the way.
What if I run hot, or always feel the cold?
Tell it once and it remembers. You can set whether you reach for shorts sooner or later, and whether you'd rather a t-shirt or an extra layer. Everything shifts to match, including the hours ahead.
Can I use it without sharing my location?
Yes. Search for a place instead and it'll keep the ones you use, so you can flick between them.
Where does the weather come from?
Apple Weather. You can see the full list of sources on our weather data page.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. iPhone is first, and Google Play follows.
Download on the App Store