Blue - weather forecast 1.5.3

Blue offers a professional and efficient way to visualize your 2-day weather forecast. The interface is both fast and visually appealing, providing you with the necessary information in a colorful manner.

One of the standout features of Blue is its unique visual gradient for the hourly weather forecast. By simply swiping up, you can quickly see the hourly weather represented by different colors. This innovative approach allows you to recognize weather patterns at a glance, enabling you to plan your day accordingly.

The colors used in the visual gradient are calculated based on several metrics, including temperature, humidity, and sunrise/sunset times for your current location. For example, if you see blue in the gradient, it indicates a cold winter day, which means you'll need to grab a warm coat. On the other hand, if you see purple, it means it's extremely cold outside, and you should consider staying indoors with a cup of hot cocoa.

To cater to different preferences, Blue provides temperature readings in either Fahrenheit or Celsius. This setting is controlled by your iOS region settings, ensuring that the app aligns with your preferred unit of measurement.

FAQ

Q: How do I change my location?

A: Blue is designed as a minimalistic app that automatically shows the weather for your current physical location. Simply move around, and the app will update accordingly.

Q: How do I change to Fahrenheit or Celsius?

A: Blue automatically detects your selected country/region and displays the appropriate temperature unit. To make changes, go to iOS Settings > General > Language & Region > Region. Please note that most regions use Celsius as the default unit except for the United States, Bahamas, Belize, Cayman Islands, and Palau which utilize Fahrenheit.

Q: How do I change my language preference?

A: Whenever possible, Blue will adapt to your preferred language. To make adjustments, go to iOS Settings > General > Language & Region > iPhone Language.

For a collection of weather screenshots from around the world and to share your own, visit our gallery at http://partlyblue.tumblr.com.