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Version 1.75 · 2026-09-28
•Fixed a significant zoom-related bug affecting the charts in iOS 27 and improved zoom performance in iOS 26.
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The store currently lists version 1.75, updated 2026-09-28.








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Weathercaster is a better way to look at the weather - using charts. Chart based forecasts are advantageous when you want to know not just if a weather event will happen on a given day, but when that event will start and stop. Using charts also allows you to know more at from a quick glance (temperature, wind, sun, clouds, rain, snow, and the timing of the weather).
Weathercaster is the best way to view weather forecasts. Powered by Apple WeatherKit and designed with elegant minimalism, Weathercaster strips away clutter and shows exactly what you need to know using easy-to-read charts. We think everyone can benefit from seeing weather data in this format, but it’s especially useful to boaters, sailors, hikers, and adventurers who navigate by understanding weather trends.…
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•Fixed a significant zoom-related bug affecting the charts in iOS 27 and improved zoom performance in iOS 26.
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