Mercury Weather 3.0 is here and brings hurricane tracking, tide forecasts, and more UV and air‑quality insights, plus a bunch of other improvements. HURRICANE & TROPICAL STORM TRACKING • Track hurricanes and tropical storms with real‑time positions, forecast cones, and recent tracks for the Atlantic and Pacific • New Storm widgets show current position and storm intensity • Configure storm widgets by basin, or follow the nearest storm. Customize map style, zoom, and past‑track length TIDE FORECASTS • Tide forecasts for U.S. and Canadian coastal areas with 48-hour predictions and current conditions • Tide forecasts are automatically shown when you’re at the coast (or viewing a coastal location) UV & AIR QUALITY • A new 24-hour UV forecast chart, accessible from the UV label in the current weather card • Air quality forecasts are available whenever the AQI is expected to reach moderate or higher levels OTHER IMPROVEMENTS • Faster radar widgets with smarter caching and better recovery on slow networks • Cleaner widget gallery placeholders • Fix for a rare display issue when viewing locations with an upcoming time zone change

This update adds support for iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and watchOS 26! Liquid Glass Mercury Weather embraces the new Liquid Glass design language introduced with iOS 26 (and aligned releases), featuring fluid transitions and dynamic material layers that respond to content and context. And, of course, an updated app icon with specular highlights! iPadOS Windowing Full support for the new windowing system on iPadOS 26. Open multiple Mercury windows simultaneously and resize and arrange them freely. Perfect for travel planning or monitoring weather across multiple locations. Kai & Malin

This update adds support for iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and watchOS 26! Liquid Glass Mercury Weather embraces the new Liquid Glass design language introduced with iOS 26 (and aligned releases), featuring fluid transitions and dynamic material layers that respond to content and context. And, of course, an updated app icon with specular highlights! iPadOS Windowing Full support for the new windowing system on iPadOS 26. Open multiple Mercury windows simultaneously and resize and arrange them freely. Perfect for travel planning or monitoring weather across multiple locations. Kai & Malin

This update adds a new current conditions symbol complication for Apple Watch, fixes the animation when toggling between current condition states and improves the AQI layout on watchOS. Kai & Malin

This update adds a new current conditions symbol complication for Apple Watch, fixes the animation when toggling between current condition states and improves the AQI layout on watchOS. Kai & Malin

This update makes the radar widget more reliable when your connection is spotty and shows air-quality info even at moderate levels. Kai & Malin

This update improves weather alert handling to avoid unnecessary notifications from minor end time changes, improved dragging behavior during radar playback, and defaults to m/s for wind speeds when the region is set to Åland Islands. Kai & Malin

Thanks for all the great feedback on last week’s radar update. Following up on last week’s release, this update adds a new cloud coverage layer to the weather map and improves tile rendering to get rid of that annoying flicker when zooming out. Oh, and we added a super-neat travel feature. If the local temperature unit is different from yours, the hourly info bubble now shows both units. 2.11.3 also improves radar widget caching and includes a workaround for a crash on an upcoming OS version. Kai & Malin

Thanks for all the great feedback on last week’s radar update. Following up on last week’s release, this update adds a new cloud coverage layer to the weather map and improves tile rendering to get rid of that annoying flicker when zooming out. Oh, and we added a super-neat travel feature. If the local temperature unit is different from yours, the hourly info bubble now shows both units. 2.11.2 remembers your radar playback state and improves the radar loading indicator. Kai & Malin

Thanks for all the great feedback on last week’s radar update. Following up on last week’s release, this update adds a new cloud coverage layer to the weather map and improves tile rendering to get rid of that annoying flicker when zooming out. Oh, and we added a super-neat travel feature. If the local temperature unit is different from yours, the hourly info bubble now shows both units. Kai & Malin

We added weather radar (finally!). Version 2.10 introduces a neat new radar, radar widgets, globe mode, and a few other nice touches. INTERACTIVE RADAR Mercury Weather now has a full-blown interactive weather radar! See rain, snow, and more in real-time with a precipitation layer and multiple map styles to pick from. Your favorite locations are pinned right on the map, with annotations tinted to match current weather conditions. Planning a trip? Upcoming trips are marked on the map, too. RADAR WIDGET The new customizable radar widget (iOS 17+) brings the action to your Home Screen. See your current location or pick a favorite spot. Switch to Globe Mode to zoom all the way out and see Earth, complete with a day/night cycle and (of course) the radar overlay. TWEAKS We also tweaked the iPad layout, improved keyboard support, and sped up loading for your favorites. NEW IN 2.10.3 You can now jump to the radar directly from your widgets and favorites. We also added some missing localizations, improved radar widget placeholders, and fixed a couple of issues with Globe Mode. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

We added weather radar (finally!). Version 2.10 introduces a neat new radar, radar widgets, globe mode, and a few other nice touches. INTERACTIVE RADAR Mercury Weather now has a full-blown interactive weather radar! See rain, snow, and more in real-time with a precipitation layer and multiple map styles to pick from. Your favorite locations are pinned right on the map, with annotations tinted to match current weather conditions. Planning a trip? Upcoming trips are marked on the map, too. RADAR WIDGET The new customizable radar widget (iOS 17+) brings the action to your Home Screen. See your current location or pick a favorite spot. Switch to Globe Mode to zoom all the way out and see Earth, complete with a day/night cycle and (of course) the radar overlay. TWEAKS We also tweaked the iPad layout, improved keyboard support, and sped up loading for your favorites. NEW IN 2.10.2 You can now jump to the radar directly from your widgets and favorites. We also added some missing localizations, improved radar widget placeholders, and fixed a couple of issues with Globe Mode. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

We added weather radar (finally!). Version 2.10 introduces a neat new radar, radar widgets, globe mode, and a few other nice touches. INTERACTIVE RADAR Mercury Weather now has a full-blown interactive weather radar! See rain, snow, and more in real-time with a precipitation layer and multiple map styles to pick from. Your favorite locations are pinned right on the map, with annotations tinted to match current weather conditions. Planning a trip? Upcoming trips are marked on the map, too. RADAR WIDGET The new customizable radar widget (iOS 17+) brings the action to your Home Screen. See your current location or pick a favorite spot. Switch to Globe Mode to zoom all the way out and see Earth, complete with a day/night cycle and (of course) the radar overlay. TWEAKS We also tweaked the iPad layout, improved keyboard support, and sped up loading for your favorites. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

We added weather radar (finally!). Version 2.10 introduces a neat new radar, radar widgets, globe mode, and a few other nice touches. INTERACTIVE RADAR Mercury Weather now has a full-blown interactive weather radar! See rain, snow, and more in real-time with a precipitation layer and multiple map styles to pick from. Your favorite locations are pinned right on the map, with annotations tinted to match current weather conditions. Planning a trip? Upcoming trips are marked on the map, too. RADAR WIDGET The new customizable radar widget (iOS 17+) brings the action to your Home Screen. See your current location or pick a favorite spot. Switch to Globe Mode to zoom all the way out and see Earth, complete with a day/night cycle and (of course) the radar overlay. TWEAKS We also tweaked the iPad layout, improved keyboard support, and sped up loading for your favorites. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

This time we tweaked the icy theme to only show on truly chilly mornings. We also worked around a rare issue where the dismiss button wouldn’t always respond. And it's now easier to switch between humidity and dew point, and wind and gust. Kai & Malin

This time we improved widget styling for better legibility in tinted setups. We also made trip labels a bit smarter. They now show the destination if the name doesn’t quite fit. Kai & Malin

This update refines the chilly color scheme, fixes sunrise & sunset times in the hourly chart for Australian locations, improves layout on watchOS for wordy languages (looking at you, German…), and prevents glyphs from clipping in rounded complications. Kai & Malin

This update adds a new background theme for days when it’s chilly but clear outside. With this, we’ve also added a new clear blue theme to the forecast widgets. Speaking of widgets, we’ve also finally added weather warning indicators, and a Deep Black theme for the minimalism enthusiasts. – Kai & Malin

This update adds a new background theme for days when it’s chilly but clear outside. With this, we’ve also added a new clear blue theme to the forecast widgets. Speaking of widgets, we’ve also finally added a Deep Black theme for the minimalism enthusiasts. – Kai & Malin

This update fixes an issue where weather alerts could repeat unexpectedly when using Apple Weather as the data source (thanks, Chris!). – Kai & Malin

This update fixes an issue where weather alerts could repeat unexpectedly when using Apple Weather as the data source (thanks, Chris!). – Kai & Malin

This update includes a fix for monthly averages that weren’t loading properly (thanks, Curtis!) and adds a missing translation in our German localization (danke, David!). – Kai & Malin

This update resolves a couple of issues with snow display in the hourly detail overlay (thanks, Cam!) and fixed an issue with our Spanish localization (thanks, Andrea!). – Kai & Malin

This update resolves a couple of issues with snow display in the hourly detail overlay (thanks, Cam!). – Kai & Malin

This update resolves a couple of issues with snow display in the hourly detail overlay (thanks, Cam!). – Kai & Malin

This is a quick update to fix a background crash, add missing localizations for weather notifications, and address some French localization issues (thanks again, Cedric!). Kai & Malin

This is a quick update to add some missing localizations for weather notifications and to address some French localization issues (thanks again, Cedric!). Kai & Malin

Finally! Version 2.8 brings precipitation and weather warning notifications, a new large widget, and a bunch of other improvements across the board. NOTIFICATIONS Weather notifications are finally here! We have all the basics, like super precise minute-by-minute rain and snow notifications, and notifications for severe weather warnings. We also added a bunch of neat touches. Mercury will send follow-up notifications if the precipitation forecast changes and will look ahead to estimate whether it’s a short shower or rain for the rest of the day. NEW WIDGET Can't decide between the hourly, the daily, and the interactive hourly/daily widget but have Home Screen widget space to spare? Perfect! Our new large widget shows you the current conditions, rain (if it is expected), the hourly forecast (including bonus data points), and, of course, the daily forecast (including Trip Forecast). It’s a good one! IMPROVEMENTS We also cleaned up layout issues with overlapping chart values and inconsistent padding on watchOS 11 and added more details to the help section. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

Finally! Version 2.8 brings precipitation and weather warning notifications, a new large widget, and a bunch of other improvements across the board. NOTIFICATIONS Weather notifications are finally here! We have all the basics, like super precise minute-by-minute rain and snow notifications, and notifications for severe weather warnings. We also added a bunch of neat touches. Mercury will send follow-up notifications if the precipitation forecast changes and will look ahead to estimate whether it’s a short shower or rain for the rest of the day. NEW WIDGET Can't decide between the hourly, the daily, and the interactive hourly/daily widget but have Home Screen widget space to spare? Perfect! Our new large widget shows you the current conditions, rain (if it is expected), the hourly forecast (including bonus data points), and, of course, the daily forecast (including Trip Forecast). It’s a good one! IMPROVEMENTS We also cleaned up layout issues with overlapping chart values and inconsistent padding on watchOS 11 and added more details to the help section. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

Finally! Version 2.8 brings precipitation and weather warning notifications, a new large widget, and a bunch of other improvements across the board. NOTIFICATIONS Weather notifications are finally here! We have all the basics, like super precise minute-by-minute rain and snow notifications, and notifications for severe weather warnings. We also added a bunch of neat touches. Mercury will send follow-up notifications if the precipitation forecast changes and will look ahead to estimate whether it’s a short shower or rain for the rest of the day. NEW WIDGET Can't decide between the hourly, the daily, and the interactive hourly/daily widget but have Home Screen widget space to spare? Perfect! Our new large widget shows you the current conditions, rain (if it is expected), the hourly forecast (including bonus data points), and, of course, the daily forecast (including Trip Forecast). It’s a good one! IMPROVEMENTS We also cleaned up layout issues with overlapping chart values and inconsistent padding on watchOS 11 and added more details to the help section. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

This is another quick update. This time, we improved the day and night weather condition glyph when using Apple Weather, aligned the hourly and daily chart Lock Screen widget designs, and improved the switching speed of the interactive widgets. Kai & Malin

This time, we fixed a couple of issues with Trip Forecasts that could have caused the daily forecast to display the wrong trip icon or place the icon in the wrong spot (thanks, Adam!). Kai & Malin

Nothing too exciting in this one. We reduced the chance of false positive minute-by-minute rain display, updated our dynamic weather data source logic, improved the speed of updating the forecast in the locations list, improved French localization (thanks Cedric!), improved the minute-by-minute snow forecast, fixed some layout issues with additional hourly data points activated, and fixed a rare layout issue of the current conditions Lock Screen widget. Kai & Malin

It's iOS 18 and watchOS 11 time! Version 2.7 adds full support for the new OS updates, including a super neat dark mode app icon, tintable app icon and widgets, interactive and grouped complications, and we threw in a bunch of brand-new complications for good measure. iOS 18, iPadOS 18 & watchOS 11 Apart from the new dynamic app icons, we also brought the interactive widget to the Lock Screen and your watch face. With the new complication and widget, you can switch between the hourly and daily forecasts by tapping the forecast. We also added the brand new widget group with temperature, UV, and humidity to the Smart Stack. As part of the update, we also improved a lot of the chart interactions; gestures trigger faster and give better haptic feedback. NEW COMPLICATIONS We also added a bunch of complications that have been requested for a while (finally!). AQI, UVI, and Humidity are all available now (even if you're not ready to update to watchOS 11 just yet). OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS This update, of course, also includes the recent features we released, like air quality, extra hourly details (when tapping and holding on an hour in the hourly forecast), and hourly chart customizations. We hope you enjoy this one! Kai & Malin

It's iOS 18 and watchOS 11 time! Version 2.7 adds full support for the new OS updates, including a super neat dark mode app icon, tintable app icon and widgets, interactive and grouped complications, and we threw in a bunch of brand-new complications for good measure. iOS 18, iPadOS 18 & watchOS 11 Apart from the new dynamic app icons, we also brought the interactive widget to the Lock Screen and your watch face. With the new complication and widget, you can switch between the hourly and daily forecasts by tapping the forecast. We also added the brand new widget group with temperature, UV, and humidity to the Smart Stack. As part of the update, we also improved a lot of the chart interactions; gestures trigger faster and give better haptic feedback. NEW COMPLICATIONS We also added a bunch of complications that have been requested for a while (finally!). AQI, UVI, and Humidity are all available now (even if you're not ready to update to watchOS 11 just yet). OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS This update, of course, also includes the recent features we released, like air quality, extra hourly details (when tapping and holding on an hour in the hourly forecast), and hourly chart customizations. We hope you enjoy this one! Kai & Malin

It's iOS 18 and watchOS 11 time! Version 2.7 adds full support for the new OS updates, including a super neat dark mode app icon, tintable app icon and widgets, interactive and grouped complications, and we threw in a bunch of brand-new complications for good measure. iOS 18, iPadOS 18 & watchOS 11 Apart from the new dynamic app icons, we also brought the interactive widget to the Lock Screen and your watch face. With the new complication and widget, you can switch between the hourly and daily forecasts by tapping the forecast. We also added the brand new widget group with temperature, UV, and humidity to the Smart Stack. As part of the update, we also improved a lot of the chart interactions; gestures trigger faster and give better haptic feedback. NEW COMPLICATIONS We also added a bunch of complications that have been requested for a while (finally!). AQI, UVI, and Humidity are all available now (even if you're not ready to update to watchOS 11 just yet). OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS This update, of course, also includes the recent features we released, like air quality, extra hourly details (when tapping and holding on an hour in the hourly forecast), and hourly chart customizations. We hope you enjoy this one! Kai & Malin

It's iOS 18 and watchOS 11 time! Version 2.7 adds full support for the new OS updates, including a super neat dark mode app icon, tintable app icon and widgets, interactive and grouped complications, and we threw in a bunch of brand-new complications for good measure. iOS 18, iPadOS 18 & watchOS 11 Apart from the new dynamic app icons, we also brought the interactive widget to the Lock Screen and your watch face. With the new complication and widget, you can switch between the hourly and daily forecasts by tapping the forecast. We also added the brand new widget group with temperature, UV, and humidity to the Smart Stack. As part of the update, we also improved a lot of the chart interactions; gestures trigger faster and give better haptic feedback. NEW COMPLICATIONS We also added a bunch of complications that have been requested for a while (finally!). AQI, UVI, and Humidity are all available now (even if you're not ready to update to watchOS 11 just yet). OTHER RECENT ADDITIONS This update, of course, also includes the recent features we released, like air quality, extra hourly details (when tapping and holding on an hour in the hourly forecast), and hourly chart customizations. We hope you enjoy this one! Kai & Malin

This is another good one! In version 2.6, we added the current air quality and an air quality forecast (Mercury Premium), added the option to show wind-only in the hourly chart and widget, and added a new preview when configuring hourly details. We also fixed a bunch of layout issues in the hourly chart. We hope you like this one. Kai & Malin

This is a good one! Version 2.5 is packed with new features, a new data source, improvements, and polish all-around. EXTRA HOURLY DATA You can now see the precipitation amount right in the hourly chart. And if that’s not enough, you can also add UV or wind & gust as well. On top of that, you can also tap and hold any hour and see all the essential details in a neat new details bubble. NEW DATA PROVIDER We added a new weather data provider. Welcome Foreca! Foreca is consistently one of the best-performing weather data providers in the world, and now they’re an option in Mercury. In fact, they’re the default dynamic option for most locations worldwide (even for free users). But premium users can still pick their favorite one in settings, of course. NEW WIDGET Do you remember the extra hourly data from two paragraphs ago? All that data is also available in a new widget. BETTER WEATHER WARNINGS Weather warnings got some love, too. Weather warnings in the main card are now prioritized by severity, and expired warnings get de-prioritized immediately. The weather warning list also shows relative dates next to the warnings. No more pesky mental time and date math! POLISH & TWEAKS We also polished things throughout the app, like new temperature animations, better organized settings, better subscription management, improved gestures, and a bunch more. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

This is a good one! Version 2.5 is packed with new features, a new data source, improvements, and polish all-around. EXTRA HOURLY DATA You can now see the precipitation amount right in the hourly chart. And if that’s not enough, you can also add UV or wind & gust as well. On top of that, you can also tap and hold any hour and see all the essential details in a neat new details bubble. NEW DATA PROVIDER We added a new weather data provider. Welcome Foreca! Foreca is consistently one of the best-performing weather data providers in the world, and now they’re an option in Mercury. In fact, they’re the default dynamic option for most locations worldwide (even for free users). But premium users can still pick their favorite one in settings, of course. NEW WIDGET Do you remember the extra hourly data from two paragraphs ago? All that data is also available in a new widget. BETTER WEATHER WARNINGS Weather warnings got some love, too. Weather warnings in the main card are now prioritized by severity, and expired warnings get de-prioritized immediately. The weather warning list also shows relative dates next to the warnings. No more pesky mental time and date math! POLISH & TWEAKS We also polished things throughout the app, like new temperature animations, better organized settings, better subscription management, improved gestures, and a bunch more. We hope you like this one! Kai & Malin

In this update, we made it easier to update your home location, fixed location selection when opening the app from the widget on iPadOS, improved subscription management, and improved localization.

In this update we worked around an issue with Apple Weather. We also recently added support for early trip arrival, fixed a crash when showing monthly data for some locations, tweaked some colors, and fixed some layout inconsistencies when using larger font sizes. Kai & Malin

In this update we worked around an issue with Apple Weather. We also recently added support for early trip arrival, fixed a crash when showing monthly data for some locations, tweaked some colors, and fixed some layout inconsistencies when using larger font sizes. Kai & Malin

In this update, we added support for early trip arrival, fixed a crash when showing monthly data for some locations, tweaked some colors, and fixed some layout inconsistencies when using larger font sizes. Kai & Malin

In this update, we’ve added an option to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit when sharing the weather through the screenshot composer. We’ve also improved the flow when launching Mercury for the first time. We’re also working on a more exciting update (coming soon-ish). Kai & Malin

In this update, we’ve added an option to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit when sharing the weather through the screenshot composer. We’ve also improved the flow when launching Mercury for the first time. We’re also working on a more exciting update (coming soon-ish). Kai & Malin

This time we’ve updated our localizations. We're also working on an even more thrilling update (coming soon-ish). Kai & Malin

In this update, we've added a label to the trip countdown widget to show the first day of travel. We're also working on an even more thrilling update (coming soon-ish). Kai & Malin

This update includes a bunch of layout improvements when sharing screenshots of trips, improves loading times for monthly averages, and hides monthly average categories that are not available at the selected location. Kai & Malin

In this update, we added a new screenshot composer that lets you create beautiful forecast images to share. We’ve also improved the daily weather symbols to better reflect overnight conditions. Kai & Malin

In this update, we added a new screenshot composer that lets you create beautiful forecast images to share. We’ve also improved the daily weather symbols to better reflect overnight conditions. Kai & Malin

In this update, we added a new screenshot composer that lets you create beautiful forecast images to share. We’ve also improved the daily weather symbols to better reflect overnight conditions. Kai & Malin

In this update, we added a new screenshot composer that lets you create beautiful forecast images to share. We’ve also improved the daily weather symbols to better reflect overnight conditions. Kai & Malin

In this update, we added a new option to show the high and low for the day in the Lock Screen widget, improved the FAQ section, and improved French localization. Kai & Malin

This time, we added a brand new countdown widget. Count down to your next trip, or select a specific trip to count down to. Speaking of trips, we also improved the flow of adding a new trip and localized Mercury to French, French (Canadian), Spanish, and Chinese (simplified). Kai & Malin

This time, we added a brand new countdown widget. Count down to your next trip, or select a specific trip to count down to. Speaking of trips, we also improved the flow of adding a new trip and localized Mercury to French, French (Canadian), Spanish, and Chinese (simplified). Kai & Malin

This time we fixed a bug where 0° would sometime display as 32°. Kai & Malin

This time we improved temperature labels for locations with temperatures significantly below 0°, fixed a semi-rare layout issue with the rain forecast in the hourly widget, and cleaned up a few things here and there. Kai & Malin

This time, we improved the update frequency of trip forecasts. If you're eagerly staring at your phone at midnight to see the next forecast day appear, we've got you covered. The forecast will update as soon as the day ticks over. Kai & Malin

This time, we fixed an issue that could cause the iPad app to freeze when navigating the settings view. Kai & Malin

This time, we improved location updates after being without a GPS signal for a while. Kai & Malin

This time, we improved Trip Forecasts. We'll now always show your home location when you're on your trip, and your return is within the forecast window. We also updated the daily forecast labels to show the current location name when on a trip. We also fixed some display issues related to DST changes. Kai & Malin

This time, we improved Trip Forecasts. We'll now always show your home location when you're on your trip, and your return is within the forecast window. We also updated the daily forecast labels to show the current location name when on a trip. We also fixed some display issues related to DST changes. Kai & Malin

Happy OS release week! This update adds support for all new iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and watchOS 10 features. Here are some of the highlights: – A new Interactive Widget for switching between the hourly and daily forecast right from the Home Screen – Support for the new StandBy mode with hourly, daily, and current weather widgets – Support for the new Lock Screen widgets on the iPad – An all-new design of the Mercury Apple Watch app – New Smart Stack Apple Watch widgets Kai & Malin

Happy OS release week! This update adds support for all new iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and watchOS 10 features. Here are some of the highlights: – A new Interactive Widget for switching between the hourly and daily forecast right from the Home Screen – Support for the new StandBy mode with hourly, daily, and current weather widgets – Support for the new Lock Screen widgets on the iPad – An all-new design of the Mercury Apple Watch app – New Smart Stack Apple Watch widgets Kai & Malin

Happy OS release week! This update adds support for all new iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and watchOS 10 features. Here are some of the highlights: – A new Interactive Widget for switching between the hourly and daily forecast right from the Home Screen – Support for the new StandBy mode with hourly, daily, and current weather widgets – Support for the new Lock Screen widgets on the iPad – An all-new design of the Mercury Apple Watch app – New Smart Stack Apple Watch widgets Kai & Malin

Happy OS release week! This update adds support for all new iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and watchOS 10 features. Here are some of the highlights: – A new Interactive Widget for switching between the hourly and daily forecast right from the Home Screen – Support for the new StandBy mode with hourly, daily, and current weather widgets – Support for the new Lock Screen widgets on the iPad – An all-new design of the Mercury Apple Watch app – New Smart Stack Apple Watch widgets Kai & Malin

This update introduces Trip Forecast! This one’s been in the making for a while, and we’re so excited to finally release it! Trip Forecast lets you enter upcoming trips in Mercury. Once the trip is coming up, the weather at the destination will automatically show as part of your daily forecast timeline. We’ve also added our first batch of custom app icons, added more forecast details, and improved a bunch of other things. Also, in case you haven’t seen it yet, we launched Mercury for macOS a couple of weeks ago! Kai & Malin

This time we’ve improved the reliability of our watch complications. Stay tuned for more exciting updates soon! Kai & Malin

This time we’ve added a bunch of workarounds for issues affecting users on future OS versions. Kai & Malin

This time we’ve added a bunch of workarounds for issues affecting users on future OS versions. Kai & Malin

This time we’ve added a temporary workaround to prevent a crash that’s affecting users on future OS versions. Kai & Malin

This time we’ve added a temporary workaround to prevent a crash that’s affecting users on future OS versions. Kai & Malin

This time, we fixed a problem that could cause the locations button to become unresponsive when backgrounding Mercury while a sheet was displayed (thank you, Leo!)

This time we optimized the performance of all charts in the app. After finding a bunch of ways of optimizing the performance of the watch app, I also couldn't help myself from bringing those changes to the iOS and iPadOS apps as well. Ideally, nothing should look any different but things should feel a bit snappier (writing this makes me realize that those were probably not the most wisely spent 30 hours of my life…) Kai & Malin

This is a smaller update that fixes some overlapping labels in the widgets when extreme amounts of rain are expected. Stay dry out there! Kai & Malin

This time we resolved some watch complication alignment issues that occurred when using 'Feels Like' temperatures. Kai & Malin

This time we improved a bunch of things behind the scenes. Most notably, watch complications are a lot more likely to show up-to-date weather right after unlocking the watch after not using it for a while. – Watch complications are updating much more reliably right after unlocking the watch in the morning – Minute-by-minute rain is now ticking along consistently in the app, widgets and complications – We're displaying snow amount rather than it's liquid equivalent when using OpenWeather – We're now showing 8 hours and 8 days (instead of 7) in the medium widgets (innovation!) Kai & Malin

This time we improved a bunch of things behind the scenes. Most notably, watch complications are a lot more likely to show up-to-date weather right after unlocking the watch after not using it for a while. – Watch complications are updating much more reliably right after unlocking the watch in the morning – Minute-by-minute rain is now ticking along consistently in the app, widgets and complications – We're displaying snow amount rather than it's liquid equivalent when using OpenWeather – We're now showing 8 hours and 8 days (instead of 7) in the medium widgets (innovation!) Kai & Malin

This time we improved a bunch of things behind the scenes. Most notably, watch complications are a lot more likely to show up-to-date weather right after unlocking the watch after not using it for a while. – Watch complications are updating much more reliably right after unlocking the watch in the morning – Minute-by-minute rain is now ticking along consistently in the app, widgets and complications – We're displaying snow amount rather than it's liquid equivalent when using OpenWeather – We're now showing 8 hours and 8 days (instead of 7) in the medium widgets (innovation!) Kai & Malin

This time we improved a bunch of things behind the scenes. Most notably, watch complications are a lot more likely to show up-to-date weather right after unlocking the watch after not using it for a while. – Watch complications are updating much more reliably right after unlocking the watch in the morning – Minute-by-minute rain is now ticking along consistently in the app, widgets and complications – We're displaying snow amount rather than it's liquid equivalent when using OpenWeather – We're now showing 8 hours and 8 days (instead of 7) in the medium widgets (innovation!) Kai & Malin

It was pretty windy in Vancouver last week. On a related note, we've added gusts to the current weather section. To see the gusts, tap the "wind" label in the top card. (You can also tap "humidity" to see the dew point.) You can also activate live mode by long-pressing the wind label to see the wind's direction relative to the direction you're facing. Kai & Malin

It's been pretty windy in Vancouver this week. On a related note, we've added gusts to the current weather section. To see the gusts, tap the "wind" label in the top card. (You can also tap "humidity" to see the dew point.) You can also activate live mode by long-pressing the wind label to see the wind's direction relative to the direction you're facing. Kai & Malin

This time we added a workaround for an issue with Mercury Premium upgrades. If you've had problems with the upgrade in the last 24 hours, please try again. Thank you! Kai & Malin

This was supposed to be a quick update to improve the performance of the watchOS app, but one thing led to another, so here we go… The watch app now dynamically shows more details about the current weather conditions, such as humidity, dew point (visible by tapping the humidity label), wind, and UV index. We've also made some significant changes to improve the responsiveness of the watch app, especially on older devices. If you don't like the dynamic weather data source selection or if you have very specific weather data requirements, you can lock it to always use either Apple Weather or OpenWeather (no hard feelings!). When looking at the forecast for future days in the day overview, we now display the date of the selected day in the header. If you're at an airport, we've made some changes to show the airport name instead of the name of the tiny town the airport is part of (no more confusion about landing in "Hounslow"!) We also fixed an issue with customizable widgets on older iOS 16 versions (if you haven't already, you should check them out. Malin spent a lot of time on them, and they look super neat!) and fixed a few minor localization issues. We're still working on the Mac app and trip forecast, which needs a little bit more time. We're aiming to release these in early March. Kai & Malin

This time we improved a few things that we wanted to sneak in before our next major update (it's going to be a good one!). We're now showing a progress indicator when a web view is loading, fixed a time zone display issue on iPadOS, correctly display feels like in the sidebar, and improved formatting of temperatures around the zero degree mark. Kai & Malin

This time we improved a few things that we wanted to sneak in before our next major update (it's going to be a good one!). We're now showing a progress indicator when a web view is loading, fixed a time zone display issue on iPadOS, correctly display feels like in the sidebar, and improved formatting of temperatures around the zero degree mark. Kai & Malin

Happy New Year! This time, we fixed a rare bug that sometimes caused premium features to be unavailable for users on a Lifetime Family plan and cleaned up a few things. Also, in case you missed it, we recently added new, colorful themes (as well as a more subtle system-inspired theme) to the Home Screen widgets. And if you're bored of looking at your local weather all day and rather want to see the weather at one of your favorite locations on your Home Screen, you can now do that too!

Happy New Year! This time, we fixed a rare bug that sometimes caused premium features to be unavailable for users on a Lifetime Family plan and cleaned up a few things. Also, in case you missed it, we recently added new, colorful themes (as well as a more subtle system-inspired theme) to the Home Screen widgets. And if you're bored of looking at your local weather all day and rather want to see the weather at one of your favorite locations on your Home Screen, you can now do that too!

This time, we fixed a rare bug that sometimes caused premium features to be unavailable for users on a Lifetime Family plan. Also, in case you missed it, we recently added new, colorful themes (as well as a more subtle system-inspired theme) to the Home Screen widgets. And if you're bored of looking at your local weather all day and rather want to see the weather at one of your favorite locations on your Home Screen, you can now do that too! Happy Holidays everyone, Malin & Kai

Whee, a new update! This is a fun one. This time we’ve added new, colorful themes (as well as a more subtle system-inspired theme) to the Home Screen widgets. And if you’re bored of looking at your local weather all day and rather want to see the weather at one of your favorite locations on your Home Screen, you can now do that too! Last but not least, we’ve added family plans. So if you’re still looking for last-minute holiday gift ideas, there’s nothing better than sharing the weather forecast with your loved ones, right? :P Happy Holidays everyone, Malin & Kai

Just a quick update this time around: We’re now formatting wind, rain, and snow measurements based on your system’s "Measurement System" setting. Kai & Malin

Just a quick update this time around: We’re now formatting wind, rain, and snow measurements based on your system’s "Measurement System" setting. Kai & Malin

This time we added a sleek new split widget style to the medium hourly forecast widget when rain is expected. Speaking of widgets, we also tweaked the widget layout a bit and improved the default theme to make it easier to read. We also improved how we display snow in the charts and how we show sunrise and sunset information for places where the sun does not rise or set. In other news, we're hard at work on Mercury for Mac, so stay tuned for more updates on that soon. Kai & Malin

This time we added a sleek new split widget style to the medium hourly forecast widget when rain is expected. Speaking of widgets, we also tweaked the widget layout a bit and improved the default theme to make it easier to read. We also improved how we display snow in the charts and how we show sunrise and sunset information for places where the sun does not rise or set. In other news, we're hard at work on Mercury for Mac, so stay tuned for more updates on that soon. Kai & Malin

This time we improved legibility in a bunch of places. Both charts and widgets have a stronger color contrast, axis labels are quite a lot larger on the watch, and shadows are less muddy all around. We're also busy working on Mercury for Mac. More on that soon! Kai & Malin

This time we cleaned up a few things throughout the app. We made the chart more consistent across devices, uncluttered location search, improved weather data loading times, tweaked the Lock Screen rain chart to make it more legible, and fixed a crash on iPad. Kai & Malin

Mercury is now available on iPad! We might be biased, but we think it looks gorgeous. We also added a new theme for when it's overcast (well-timed for the gloomy weather we're expecting in Vancouver for the next four months…), tweaked some of the design throughout the app, and fixed a bug that would cause widgets and the watch app to not render correctly in cold places. Kai & Malin

Mercury is now available on iPad! We might be biased, but we think it looks gorgeous. We also added a new theme for when it's overcast (well-timed for the gloomy weather we're expecting in Vancouver for the next four months…), tweaked some of the design throughout the app, and improved the scale of the rain chart in Lock Screen widget and the Watch complication. Kai & Malin

Mercury is now available on iPad! We might be biased, but we think it looks gorgeous. We also added a new theme for when it's overcast (well-timed for the gloomy weather we're expecting in Vancouver for the next four months…), and we also tweaked some of the design throughout the app.

This time we added support for Apple Weather. Forecasts for the US, Canada, the UK, and Ireland are now coming from Apple Weather. We've also tweaked the watchOS complication font sizes and improved the rain scale. Apple Weather is definitely the big one, though. Kai & Malin

This time we tweaked our charts to support large accessibility fonts better and fixed an issue with wind speed parsing. Coming soon: Mercury for iPad and additional weather sources. Kai & Malin

This time we added Swedish localization! So make sure to tell all your Swedish friends. We also improved the performance of the watch app, gave the monthly average temperature charts a bit more breathing room in places where the average high temperature reaches 100°, and improved dynamic type support. Coming soon: Mercury for iPad and additional weather sources. Malin & Kai

This is a fun one! We've added new widgets and complications, including new sizes and a shiny new daily forecast widget. We've also localized Mercury to German, so make sure to tell all your German friends! We, of course, also tweaked and fixed a few things here and there. Most notably, we added a workaround for when the watch sometimes would tell us that it's located right on the equator when it's not. 1.2.1 also includes a bunch of dynamic type improvements in the widgets and the main app. Kai & Malin

This time we improved the layout of the minute-by-minute rain Lock Screen widget and added a workaround for those of you who still see intermittent widget "demo" labels (sorry!). The next update will be more fun, we promise! Kai & Malin

Thanks for all the feedback so far! This time we fixed a bug that would cause the circular watch complication to incorrectly show the current temperature in Celsius. We also improved the chart layout on upcoming OS versions. Kai & Malin

This time we (yet again) made the widget more resilient to network and GPS issues. We improved the launch performance of the watch app (a lot!), improved the layout of the forecast widget, and enhanced support for extra large font sizes. Kai & Malin

Happy iOS 16 release week! This is another quick update. This time we fixed a bunch of issues with widgets and complications. Thanks for all the positive feedback so far! Kai & Malin

Happy iOS 16 release week! This is a quick update to fix a few things that weren't quite right. Haze is no longer rain blue, the charts make better use of the small space on the Apple Watch and the iPhone Lock Screen, and we improved some things that didn't look right with larger accessibility fonts enabled. Thanks for all the positive feedback so far! Kai & Malin