Partly Sunny

Partly Sunny shows your weather in quick glances and detailed looks.

Need to check if it will rain today? Or see the humidity or UV index over the next few hours? Or look at a radar view of the approaching storm? Partly Sunny has you covered.

Quick Glances
Get an overview of what’s happening in the sky at your current location and your favorite locations.

Detailed Looks
Get more details about what’s happening throughout the hour, the day, and the week at your locations.

Hourly Graphs
See how your selected conditions change over the next several hours. Choose from temperature, precipitation, cloud cover, humidity, UV index, wind, and more. Tap the graph to change the plotted condition. Touch & hold the graph and drag left & right for a detailed look at each hour.

Week View
Get a quick glance at the week’s forecast. Tap any day for a detailed look at that day.

With a monthly or yearly subscription, join the Partly Sunny Club and unlock more:

Interactive Weather Map
See approaching storms and more on an interactive map. Map layers available:
• Precipitation radar
• Severe-weather warnings (US, Canada, & Europe)
• Storm cells (US)
• Tropical storms
• Temperatures
• Wind Speeds
• Radar & Clouds (US)
• Clouds

Pull-to-Refresh
Pull down in Location View to refresh the location’s forecast on demand.

More Locations
Save more locations in your locations list.

Custom App Icon & Theme
Customize the Partly Sunny icon on your Home Screen and the theme color in the app.

Whether or not you’re part of the Club, there’s still more:
• Forecasts powered by Apple Weather
• Precipitation-intensity graph when it’s raining or snowing
• Show actual or “feels like” temperatures throughout the app and quickly switch with a handy gesture
• Customizable condition below hourly graphs
• Customizable condition for daily forecasts
• Links to pollen forecasts and NOAA weather offices (US locations)
• Location renaming and fine-tuning

Thank you for using and supporting Partly Sunny! Even when the weather isn’t enjoyable, I hope you enjoy checking the weather with Partly Sunny!

– Joe

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Partly Sunny has been featured by Apple, MacStories, AppAdvice, and Lifehacker.

Partly Sunny “introduces a robust, beautiful new way to view weather information. […] What’s immediately striking about Partly Sunny’s design is that it feels designed to belong in iOS. It’s an app that feels built by Apple if the company decided to make a massive iterative change to its own stock Weather app.” – Jake Underwood, MacStories

“If you are looking for minimalism in your weather app, then Partly Sunny will satisfy your cravings. […] Partly Sunny offers the information you need in a concise and flexible way.” – Christine Chan, AppAdvice

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Subscription Details
• Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase.
• Your subscription will automatically renew unless it is canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period.
• You can manage and cancel your subscriptions by going to your account settings on the App Store after purchase.
• Privacy policy: https://partlysunnyapp.com/privacy.html
• Terms of Use: https://partlysunnyapp.com/terms.html

更新履歴
This update has some radar-map additions & changes and some bug fixes.

Radar Changes
Partly Sunny’s radar-data provider made some changes that resulted in the map layers for severe-weather warnings, storm cells, and advisories not fully loading their data. Unfortunately I had to remove the advisories layer as a result. The warnings and storm-cells layers, though, are still available but are updated to use slightly different data.

Radar Additions
There are also some new map layers. For US locations, there’s a new radar & clouds layer. For locations in Europe, the radar & warnings layer is now also available. And for locations worldwide, there’s a new temperatures layer and wind-speeds layer.

Also, when the warnings layer is selected, there’s a new button in the radar view to swap the layer positions. By default, precipitation radar is on top of the warnings layer, but to better see the warnings that may be covered by the radar layer, you can swap the layers so warnings are on top.

Apple Weather Fix
The issue where Apple Weather forecasts might not display properly for some users should be fixed. Turns out working with dates, times, and time zones is… hard. Hahaha. (Thanks, Michael!)

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Thank you for using and supporting Partly Sunny! Even when the weather isn’t enjoyable, I hope you enjoy checking the weather with Partly Sunny!

– Joe