Check the weather on Apple Watch

Use the Weather app to track current and upcoming weather conditions, locally or in locations around the globe. You can easily check on current weather details such as clear or cloudy skies, temperature, precipitation, wind, ultraviolet (UV) conditions, visibility, humidity, and air quality.

Get the weather from Siri

Siri: Say something like: “What’s the weather like?” or “What’s tomorrow’s forecast for Honolulu?”

Check the local weather

Go to the Weather app on your Apple Watch.
View the current conditions.
Tap the display to cycle through the following views:
- Conditions
- Temperature
- Precipitation
- Wind speed
- UV index
- Visibility
- Humidity
- Air quality (not available in all locations)

Tip: You can also see the Weather widget in the Smart Stack.

If the local weather doesn’t appear on your Apple Watch when you open the Weather app, make sure that Location Services is turned on. Go to the Settings app on your Apple Watch, tap Privacy & Security, tap Location Services, then turn on Location Services. On iPhone, go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services, tap Weather, then choose an option.

See the hourly and 10-day weather forecasts

Go to the Weather app on your Apple Watch.
Scroll down one screen to show the forecast for the next 12 hours, including conditions and temperatures.
Scroll down again to show the 10-day forecast.

View individual weather metrics

See details about individual weather metrics such as temperature, humidity, and air quality, then show forecast information for just that metric.

Choose a metric: Tap the button at the top right, then select a metric such as air quality. Turn the Digital Crown to show forecast information for just that metric.
Cycle through metrics: Tap the display to cycle through available metrics.

See severe weather alerts

When a significant weather event is predicted, an alert may appear at the top of the Weather app. Tap the alert for more information.

Note: Severe weather alerts aren’t available in all locations.

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Apple Watch User Guide