Roadglance: Trip Weather

Weather for your whole route, not just your location. Hazard alerts before you hit the storm, and live tracking all the way there.

Roadglance: Trip Weather

Most weather apps only tell you what's happening where you're standing. Roadglance tells you what's happening everywhere your drive is about to take you.

Plan a trip, and Roadglance checks the forecast for every leg of the route — not just your starting point — so you know what's coming before you're in it.

SEE THE WHOLE DRIVE, NOT JUST THE START Enter an origin and destination (or use your current location), and Roadglance samples the forecast along your entire route based on your estimated arrival time at each stop — roughly once an hour of driving. Clear now doesn't mean clear in three hours, and Roadglance is built around that.

CHOOSE YOUR ROUTE When more than one route is available, see them side by side on the map — distance, duration, and the roads each one takes — and pick the one you want before you commit.

HAZARD ALERTS ALONG THE WAY Severe weather warnings, watches, and advisories are matched to the specific leg of your trip where they apply, so you see exactly where and when a storm, flood, or winter hazard will cross your path — not a generic regional alert with no bearing on your drive.

LIVE TRACKING WHILE YOU DRIVE Start live tracking on a trip and Roadglance follows along, refreshing the forecast for your upcoming leg and sending a notification the moment a new severe hazard appears ahead of you. Your trip status stays visible on your Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island, and on CarPlay's Dashboard the whole time.

YOUR LOCATIONS, AT A GLANCE Beyond trips, Roadglance is a full local weather app too — current location plus up to four saved places, each with a 7-day forecast and hourly detail for any day you tap.

HANDS OFF TO YOUR NAVIGATION APP When you're ready to go, open your planned route directly in Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze — whichever you already use — with the same route you picked in Roadglance.

Built on official U.S. National Weather Service data (continental U.S. and territories).

Roadglance — know what's ahead, not just what's here.