AIO Weather

Now with synced accounts, air quality & pollen, tappable storm warnings with hail & wind details, and severe-weather Live Activities on your Lock Screen.

AIO Weather is exactly what it sounds like — everything you need to plan around the weather, in one place. No juggling three apps to check the forecast, watch the radar, and see if the storm is headed your way.

LIVE ANIMATED RADAR • Watch storms move with smooth, full-screen radar playback • Scrub from 2 hours of past radar through "Now" and 30 minutes into the future • NWS warning overlays drawn right on the map — tornado, severe thunderstorm, flood, and winter storm polygons • Standard or satellite map styles with adjustable overlay opacity

FORECASTS YOU CAN TRUST • Powered by Apple Weather for accurate current conditions • Hour-by-hour forecast for the next 48 hours • 10-day outlook with highs, lows, rain chances, and UV index • Sunrise, sunset, and daylight tracking • Beautiful animated backgrounds that match the sky outside

SEVERE WEATHER ALERTS • Official National Weather Service watches and warnings for your location • Notifications when conditions turn dangerous • Full alert details, including what to do and when it expires

THINGS TO DO, RAIN OR SHINE • Activity ideas matched to the current weather — park days and picnics when it's nice, museums and movies when it's not • Discover restaurants, parks, cafes, entertainment, and gas stations near you • See what's open right now, what's closing soon, and skip what's closed • Street-level photos of every place, one tap to open in Apple Maps or Google Maps

WEATHER NEWS • The latest severe weather coverage from national and local outlets • Filter by channel to follow the sources you trust

WIDGETS • Glanceable home screen widget with current conditions and your local forecast

Search any city to check conditions anywhere, or let AIO Weather follow your location. Whether you're planning a weekend hike or tracking a line of storms, it's all in one app.

Weather data provided by Apple Weather, the National Weather Service, RainViewer, and Open-Meteo.