Morrow • Weather & Forecast
Jeremy Magrin
Warmer today? Morrow tells you. 70° on its own doesn't say much. 70°, 7° warmer than yesterday at this hour and milder than most comparable days: now you know what to wear. Morrow compares every hour with yesterday, tomorrow and the seasonal normal, so you understand the weather at a glance. WHAT CHANGES, EVERY DAY • Every hour next to yesterday: today's curve, yesterday's dashed beneath it, and the gap in plain words. • Worth knowing: the two or three changes that matter. "Tomorrow morning: 11° cooler", "Rain returns tomorrow". • 7 days: the week at a glance, with the day that turns spotted early. • Hour by hour: tap a day to see its morning, afternoon and evening next to the day before. • Context: where today stands among 30 years of records around the same date (1996–2025), and the last 30 days against the normal. • Best time out: the dry, calm stretch with a comfortable feel. • Today's outfit: a real coat, a jacket, a light layer or an umbrella. Tell Morrow in the evening if you felt cold or warm, and the advice adjusts to how you run. • Signals: UV, humidity, pressure, daylight, air quality and pollen (where available), always against yesterday. • Places: keep several cities and see how it is elsewhere. • Ask: "Umbrella or not?" Ask Morrow. On iPhones that support Apple Intelligence, the answer is written on the device. • Travel mode, if you turn it on: the forecast and widgets follow you once you move about 2 miles. WITHOUT OPENING THE APP • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: the temperature and the change since yesterday. • Apple Watch: today and the week, on your wrist. • Siri: end with "with Morrow". "What should I wear with Morrow?", "Do I need an umbrella with Morrow?" NOTIFICATIONS WITH SOMETHING TO SAY Never "70° today". By default, Morrow only writes when tomorrow changes. In the morning, today's outfit if you want it. NOTHING TO SIGN UP FOR, NOTHING FOR SALE Morrow is free. No account, no ads, no tracking. Your location is used only to get the forecast and the place name; your places, settings and Apple Intelligence texts stay on your phone. Units follow your device: °F, inches and mph, or °C, mm and km/h. Weather data: Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0).
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