How to use your iPhone as an interactive meteorological platform
Apple's attention to detail is not limited to its wonderful hardware hardware only, but also to its applications, as it surprises us with new details every time Apple releases a new iOS version, details, features, and small matters are enough to transform its default applications into technical masterpieces that free the user from using alternative tools. One of those applications is the Weather app on the iPhone, which received drastic changes and improvements in conjunction with the release of the iOS 15 update in September last year to become closer to an interactive meteorological platform in the sense of the word portable in iPhone phones, so let’s highlight the new additions to make the most of from the app.
Certainly, Apple's magic lies simply in its way of dealing with even accurate weather information and forecasts professionally, for example, accurately predicting the level of air pollution in an area, visibility and pressure, sunrise and sunset times and even the new interactive thermometer, where the user can know the temperature from a bar A newly added color that contains the expected maximum and minimum temperatures for the day, in addition to a white dot indicating the current average temperature. -
You can also know the amount of ultraviolet rays by simply dragging the screen from the bottom up, where another interactive scale will appear indicating the amount of ultraviolet rays, in addition to information about the current location of the sun, wind direction and speed, humidity level in the atmosphere and other accurate information, as you will notice an icon of a map at the bottom of the screen, Which will take you to interactive weather maps once you click on it.
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