Check the weather on World Clock for a quick overview, or open a city to see more detail.
See the weather at a glance
- Open World Clock. If you have selected another date or time, tap Now to return to the current moment.
- Find the city you want to check. If it is not in your list, tap + to add it.
- Read the weather symbol and temperature on the city’s card. The background gives you a quick visual impression of the weather:
- Partly cloudy: small, lightly stretched clouds leave most of the sky visible.
- Mostly cloudy: broader overlapping clouds cover more of the sky while leaving irregular openings.
- Cloudy: a flatter, continuous cloud deck covers the sky with fewer bright cloud edges.
- Rain or snow: a darker continuous cloud deck appears behind falling raindrops or snowflakes.
- Fog: cool gray-blue mist softens the scene. Daytime fog keeps visible layered bands, while nighttime fog is darker.
- Haze: a warmer gray-brown layer reduces contrast without looking like fog.
- Wind: clouds drift with the wind. At wind speeds of 15 km/h or more, a drifting feather also appears to make the direction easier to see. The 15 km/h threshold falls within Beaufort force 3 (a gentle breeze). The feather drifts faster in stronger winds.
Home Screen widgets use static versions of these weather effects. The open app animates clouds and precipitation when motion and app state allow it.
Open weather details
- Tap a saved city’s card to open its Information sheet.
- Find Current Weather near the top.
- Read the conditions and temperature, then check the available details such as feels-like temperature, humidity, wind, and the day’s low and high temperatures.
To open details for your current location, tap the information icon beside its name on the Local Time card when available.
Understand wind direction
Open a city’s Current Weather section and look for Wind. The value in km/h is the wind speed. The compass direction tells you where the wind comes from: an east wind comes from the east and blows toward the west; a northwest wind comes from the northwest and blows toward the southeast.
On the weather card, the layout places north at the top, south at the bottom, east on the left, and west on the right. Read the drifting feather’s overall movement using this layout:
| Wind direction in details | Where the wind blows | Feather movement on the card |
|---|---|---|
| North (N) | From north toward south | Top to bottom ↓ |
| East (E) | From east toward west | Left to right → |
| South (S) | From south toward north | Bottom to top ↑ |
| West (W) | From west toward east | Right to left ← |
Directions between these points produce diagonal movement. For example, a northwest wind moves the feather from the upper right toward the lower left.
The card uses a fixed layout; it does not change with the direction you point your phone. Clouds and wind-blown rain or snow can also drift sideways, but use the direction shown in weather details when you want to confirm the wind. Fog and haze are visual weather cues, not wind-direction indicators.
Check another time
- Return to World Clock and tap the Local Time card or its displayed time.
- Choose a date and time, then tap Done. You can also drag the vertical slider to explore times within that day.
- Read the weather on the city’s card, or open the city for more detail at the selected time.
- Tap Now when you want to return to current conditions.
Weather is only shown for times covered by the available forecast. If it is unavailable for your selection, try a time closer to now. Selecting a past date does not provide historical weather.
Choose a temperature unit
Open More → Settings → Temperature Unit, then choose Follow System, Celsius (°C), or Fahrenheit (°F). The preference applies to temperatures in diClock and its widgets. Widget changes may take time to appear.
If weather is missing or looks out of date
- Check your internet connection, then pull down on the saved city list to refresh the weather.
- Tap Now to make sure you are looking at current conditions.
- If weather is still unavailable, try again later.
Weather is provided by Apple Weather. Tap the Apple Weather attribution below the city list to view its data sources.