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Added a 4×2 widget with a large live clock and the date, alongside current weather and a 3-day forecast. Both existing widgets remain available. We also fixed the widget preview and clock display.
Big text weather forecast for today, 24 hours and 3 days, plus a weather widget.
Big text weather for your phone. The temperature is the largest thing on the screen, and the details around it (feels like, humidity, wind, UV index) are set in large type too, so you can take in the day's weather at a glance. The big text is on from the first launch. You don't need to hunt for a large font setting or change your phone's display size, and the app won't shrink a number to squeeze it in. When a word runs long, the card wraps it onto a second line or the layout drops to a single column. Each reading comes with a plain label and a picture. Humidity and wind are sorted into four levels, air quality and the UV index into five, and the detail page shows the whole scale with your current level outlined in blue. Air quality also lists PM2.5 and PM10 next to its 1 to 5 level. The Forecast tab has 24 hourly slots with temperature, rain chance, wind and gusts. The 3-day forecast starts with today and gives the high, low, rain chance and daily UV. If you check a city in another time zone, its hours are shown in local time. Put the weather widget on your home screen and you'll see the current temperature, conditions, feels like and today's high and low without opening the app. Make it bigger and it adds the coming hours, then up to 3 days. Tap it to open the app. You can use your current location or search for a city by name, and save up to 5 places. Location permission is optional, since city search works without it. Temperature comes in °C or °F, wind in m/s, km/h or mph. The app shows when the current reading was taken, and if a value is missing it says "Unavailable" rather than filling in a zero. Big text weather comes in English, Spanish, Italian, French, Korean and Japanese. It's also easy to set up on a parent's phone: pick their city, then add the weather widget to their home screen.