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Mercury Weather 3.0 is here and brings hurricane tracking, tide forecasts, and more UV and air‑quality insights, plus a bunch of other improvements.

HURRICANE & TROPICAL STORM TRACKING
• Track hurricanes and tropical storms with real‑time positions, forecast cones, and recent tracks for the Atlantic and Pacific
• New Storm widgets show current position and storm intensity
• Configure storm widgets by basin, or follow the nearest storm. Customize map style, zoom, and past‑track length

TIDE FORECASTS
• Tide forecasts for U.S. and Canadian coastal areas with 48-hour predictions and current conditions
• Tide forecasts are automatically shown when you’re at the coast (or viewing a coastal location)

UV & AIR QUALITY
• A new 24-hour UV forecast chart, accessible from the UV label in the current weather card
• Air quality forecasts are available whenever the AQI is expected to reach moderate or higher levels

OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
• Faster radar widgets with smarter caching and better recovery on slow networks
• Cleaner widget gallery placeholders
• Fix for a rare display issue when viewing locations with an upcoming time zone change

This update adds support for iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and watchOS 26!

Liquid Glass
Mercury Weather embraces the new Liquid Glass design language introduced with iOS 26 (and aligned releases), featuring fluid transitions and dynamic material layers that respond to content and context. And, of course, an updated app icon with specular highlights!

iPadOS Windowing
Full support for the new windowing system on iPadOS 26. Open multiple Mercury windows simultaneously and resize and arrange them freely. Perfect for travel planning or monitoring weather across multiple locations.

Kai & Malin

This update adds support for iOS 26, iPadOS 26 and watchOS 26!

Liquid Glass
Mercury Weather embraces the new Liquid Glass design language introduced with iOS 26 (and aligned releases), featuring fluid transitions and dynamic material layers that respond to content and context. And, of course, an updated app icon with specular highlights!

iPadOS Windowing
Full support for the new windowing system on iPadOS 26. Open multiple Mercury windows simultaneously and resize and arrange them freely. Perfect for travel planning or monitoring weather across multiple locations.

Kai & Malin

This update adds a new current conditions symbol complication for Apple Watch, fixes the animation when toggling between current condition states and improves the AQI layout on watchOS.

Kai & Malin

This update adds a new current conditions symbol complication for Apple Watch, fixes the animation when toggling between current condition states and improves the AQI layout on watchOS.

Kai & Malin

This update makes the radar widget more reliable when your connection is spotty and shows air-quality info even at moderate levels.

Kai & Malin

This update improves weather alert handling to avoid unnecessary notifications from minor end time changes, improved dragging behavior during radar playback, and defaults to m/s for wind speeds when the region is set to Åland Islands.

Kai & Malin

Thanks for all the great feedback on last week’s radar update.

Following up on last week’s release, this update adds a new cloud coverage layer to the weather map and improves tile rendering to get rid of that annoying flicker when zooming out.

Oh, and we added a super-neat travel feature. If the local temperature unit is different from yours, the hourly info bubble now shows both units.

2.11.3 also improves radar widget caching and includes a workaround for a crash on an upcoming OS version.

Kai & Malin

Thanks for all the great feedback on last week’s radar update.

Following up on last week’s release, this update adds a new cloud coverage layer to the weather map and improves tile rendering to get rid of that annoying flicker when zooming out.

Oh, and we added a super-neat travel feature. If the local temperature unit is different from yours, the hourly info bubble now shows both units.

2.11.2 remembers your radar playback state and improves the radar loading indicator.

Kai & Malin

Thanks for all the great feedback on last week’s radar update.

Following up on last week’s release, this update adds a new cloud coverage layer to the weather map and improves tile rendering to get rid of that annoying flicker when zooming out.

Oh, and we added a super-neat travel feature. If the local temperature unit is different from yours, the hourly info bubble now shows both units.

Kai & Malin