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Re:Dark Sky iOS app will no longer work from Dec 31 by Shank on Monday September 12, 2022 @06:38PM (#32818111)
> I’m very disappointed that Dark Sky is going away. If Apple added in the ability to see forecasted hour by hour wind speed/humidity/dew point/etc, it’d be a decent replacement.

In iOS 16 (and in macOS Ventura, which adds the Weather app), you can view hourly temperature, UV index, wind speed, precipitation, feels like, humidity, visibility, and pressure, on a graph. You can also tap and hold to view individual hourly data. You should see if the updated experience works for you!

Re:Dark Sky iOS app will no longer work from Dec 31 by r00fus on Monday September 12, 2022 @07:15PM (#32818582)
What about the "time machine" feature in Dark Sky? I really like being able to look in the past/future arbitrarily.
Re:Dark Sky iOS app will no longer work from Dec 31 by TrueGeek on Monday September 12, 2022 @09:29PM (#32819711)
I really hope this add this in to the default app. I use it constantly!
Re:Dark Sky iOS app will no longer work from Dec 31 by Hel5inki on Monday September 12, 2022 @10:42PM (#32820138)
If Apple can give me an allergen outlook similar to Accuweather I’ll finally be able to swap. This update was quite nice, but the allergy watch has helped me proactively respond to seasonal allergies which is hard to pass up on. A more granular detail of air quality would be nice as well, but I don’t need it to switch
Re:Dark Sky iOS app will no longer work from Dec 31 by nytesky on Monday September 12, 2022 @07:40PM (#32818831)
That is great, because hourly dew point is so important to knowing how comfortable it will be.

Now we just need a lightening tracker in iOS weather…

Re:Dark Sky iOS app will no longer work from Dec 31 by quickthrowman on Monday September 12, 2022 @07:06PM (#32818491)
Oh, that’s great news! Glad to hear that Apple included that in the iOS 16 version, I haven’t upgraded yet. Thanks for the info!
Re:Dark Sky iOS app will no longer work from Dec 31 by kslambert on Monday September 12, 2022 @07:18PM (#32818624)
100% to this. Apple weather has a lot of the functionality but it’s not close when it comes to the experience. For wet climates like the PNW this is a hard change.