How to Use the Revamped Weather App on Apple Watch (watchOS 10)

With Apple releasing watchOS 10 this fall, Apple Watch lovers will be very interested to know that the Weather app has been completely redesigned. This new version is easier to use and doesn't seem to have many bugs that the previous app struggled with. If you're ready to learn how the new Weather app on Apple Watch works, keep reading!

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How to Use Apple Watch Weather App in watchOS 10

One of the more exciting updates coming with the new watchOS is the redesigned Weather app. In the past, I have actually deleted Weather as a complication on my watch face because I felt the app just didn't work very well. With watchOS 10, I'm finding the app much easier to navigate. If you like being kept up to date about Apple's latest software releases, be sure to sign up for our free Tip of the Day!

1. On your Apple Watch, open the Weather app.
   
   
2. The first screen will be your local weather. 
   
   
3. Spin the digital crown up or scroll up to access hourly changes.
   
   
4. Spin the digital crown up or scroll up again to access the weekly forecast. Spin the crown down again to return to the main screen.
   
   
5. Tap the list button to access other saved locations. You can tap a location to open it.
   
   
6. Scroll all the way down in locations and tap the Add button to add another.
   
   
7. Tap the button in the right corner to change the type of weather data you're viewing. 
   
   
8. From here, you can choose a variety of options, from wind to humidity.
   
   
9. You can also shuffle through these options by simply tapping the main display on the Weather home screen on your Apple Watch. It will shuffle through these options in the order they appear on the list.