A forecast you can read at a glance: the place you're in as a living scene, and the numbers that decide your day beneath it.
Free on the App Store. Skyhue Plus, an optional subscription, is on its way.
The sky over the kind of place you are in, a sun or moon where it really stands, rain when rain is coming. Today's numbers sit beneath it in tiles you can read without hunting: feels like, wind, humidity, UV, visibility, pressure, sun and moon.
Weather data by Apple Weather. Data sources.
When rain or snow is close, a card appears under the sky with sixty minute marks: when it starts, when it peaks, when it's over. Light rain shows its shape too, not a flat line.
The rain shown is an example.
Verdicts, not just figures. The best hour to be outside, how the trails are after the last rain, whether tonight is a night for stars, when the frost comes, what sunscreen you'll want, and how the sunset will look, each with its reason.
Part of Skyhue Plus.
How dark your sky really is, from NASA's night-light satellite data, on a map you can pan. Which constellations and planets are up tonight. And when the aurora has a chance, from NOAA's forecast, with its own map.
Maps are part of Skyhue Plus.
Tap any number and the page opens on what it means for you, then the day as a timetable, ruled hour by hour, with the peak and the thresholds marked. Wind gets a dial, the sun an arc, the moon a strip of the week's phases.
Warnings, watches and advisories for your places appear under the sky, each with the issuing office, when it ends, and what to do. Tap one for the full text from Apple's alert page. Turn on notices and Skyhue tells you about rain, frost, aurora and alerts, planned on your phone from the forecast it already has.
Notices are part of Skyhue Plus. The alert shown is an example.
No account, no analytics, no trackers. Skyhue fetches forecasts by rounded coordinates from its own server over an encrypted connection, searches its own copy of the world's place names, and keeps a count of every request it has ever made that you can read in the app.
Skyhue is free on the App Store for iPhone. Skyhue Plus, an optional subscription on its way, will add the Planner, the sky maps, notices and alternate icons.
