What’s in the latest Weather Forecast build?

What changed this week

These are the three changes in Weather Forecast: Live Weather 1.115.0 that stand out in the developer's update notes and on its Google Play listing this week.

1. 01Fixes and stability work

   This build’s notes cover fixes and stability work, a general maintenance focus for an app used to check conditions and plan around changing weather.

2. 02Worth using: hourly and daily forecasts

   Worth using: hourly and daily forecasts let you compare conditions across the day and look ahead, including temperature highs and lows, precipitation, and wind.

3. 03Worth using: local weather widgets

   Worth using: weather and clock widgets can show current and future conditions on your home screen, with several listed sizes and changeable themes.

Our call on whether to update, and the link to the official Google Play listing, are on this issue's Weather Forecast: Live Weather page.

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Tips

• Compare the hourly outlook

  Open the hourly forecast when you need to plan around changes during the day. Compare the predicted conditions, temperature, precipitation, and wind across the hours rather than relying on a single current reading. If your plans are flexible, check the outlook again later, since forecasts are useful for planning but conditions can change.

• Choose comfortable measurement units

  Set temperature to Fahrenheit or Celsius, and choose the wind and pressure units that are easiest for you to read. Look in the app’s Settings for unit choices if you want a different display. Consistent units make it easier to compare the app’s current conditions with forecasts and information you use elsewhere.

• Add a weather home-screen widget

  If you want a quick glance at conditions, add one of the app’s weather or clock widgets to your home screen. The description lists several sizes and says widget themes can be changed. Pick a layout that fits your screen, then check that the widget shows the location and forecast you want.

Menu names follow the developer's help pages and can differ slightly between versions and phones.

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Issue 1 · week of Oct 13–19, 2026 · listings checked against Google Play listings on Oct 19

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