This article explains the meanings behind the various weather icons used in the Apple iPhone weather app. It provides a comprehensive guide to help users interpret these symbols and understand the types of weather conditions to expect.
Understanding the various weather icons displayed on your Apple iPhone can sometimes be a bit confusing. The weather app encompasses a wide range of weather conditions, from sunny skies to severe storms, represented by a diverse set of symbols. With recent weather events causing havoc and more cold spells predicted, it's understandable to seek clarification on these seemingly cryptic icons. Apple has provided a comprehensive guide to help users decipher the meanings behind these symbols.
A chart detailing the various icons and their corresponding weather conditions is available to assist users in identifying the types of weather to expect. The guide features a range of icons, including those for fog, haze, scattered and heavy snow, clear and starry nights, and even dust storms. The fog icon, for instance, depicts a cloud rather than a series of thick lines, while the haze symbol resembles a sun setting into the sea. The crescent moon icons indicate the possibility of a clear and starry night or an overcast sky, making it helpful for stargazers. Users can also identify potential dust storms by looking for a sun symbol with small dots. This guide aims to provide clarity and ease the confusion surrounding the seemingly complex weather icons on iPhone
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