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Version 3.3.2 · 2026-10-26
Map place names now follow your selected app language. Improved location name caching and reliability.
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The store currently lists version 3.3.2, updated 2026-10-26.








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See where rain and snow are heading. Watch precipitation move on the map, estimate when it may reach your location, and explore cyclone paths.
Open Rain Radar before you head out. Move through the animated radar timeline to see showers change around you. A location-based card helps you check whether rain or snow is nearby, happening now, or expected later.
Switch to Cyclones to follow available storm positions and tracks. Select a cyclone to see its path and details, including intensity and wind speed when provided.
Switch easily between Rain and Cyclones, use updated radar playback, and explore the refreshed map experience on iPhone and iPad.
Rain timing needs location permission and usable radar data. It is an estimate, not a guarantee; the app may show that data is unavailable or that no precipitation is expected within its current forecast window.…
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Map place names now follow your selected app language. Improved location name caching and reliability.
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