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Weather

Pocket Radar

Animated rain, wind, temperature and pressure maps. Check the next 48 hours and plan ahead with a seven-day forecast.

iPhone · iPhone Duo · iPad · Apple Watch

Rain map on iPhone
Hourly forecast on iPhone

Weather in motionRain, snow, wind and more

48-hour outlookDetailed hourly forecasts

7 days aheadPlan beyond today

On your wrist, tooApple Watch precipitation maps

Weather maps and forecasts

Pick a place, explore the layers, and see how conditions may change before you head outside.

Weather maps you can explore

Follow rain and snow, wind, temperature, pressure and clouds. Move through the timeline to see changes across the map.

Forecasts for real plans

See current conditions, feels-like temperature, humidity, wind and gusts. Check the next 48 hours and the seven-day outlook, plus sunrise and sunset.

More context, close at hand

Explore air quality, tropical cyclone tracks, thunderstorm outlooks and satellite thermal hotspots. Add Home Screen widgets or check precipitation on Apple Watch.

iPhone Duo

Explore the map and detailed forecast side by side.

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iPhone Duo

iPad

Explore the map and detailed forecast side by side.

Pocket Radar rain and cyclone map with a detailed forecast alongside it on iPad

Apple Watch

Check rain and snow movement from Apple Watch when you need a quick weather view.

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Pocket Radar animated rain and snow radar on Apple Watch

Common questions

Which devices does Pocket Radar support?

Pocket Radar is available on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 16.6 or later. The Apple Watch app brings precipitation maps to your wrist.

Can I change precipitation units?

Yes. Choose millimeters or inches for precipitation on the map and in the forecast.

Is weather data available everywhere?

Coverage and forecast availability vary by region and source. An internet connection is required. Forecasts and air quality estimates may differ from actual conditions.

Weather maps, cyclone tracks and thunderstorm outlooks are informational. A satellite thermal hotspot does not confirm a fire. For hazardous conditions, follow official warnings from local authorities.