It's also fantastic for just colorizing the Weather app's interface. It's helpful to people with color vision deficiency, is an excellent tool for amateur astronomers, and is useful when you're in bed trying to go to sleep. You can also use the scroll bar at the bottom to move more quickly through your cities.Īpple has an accessibility setting for iPhone that overlays color filters on the screen. When in an expanded view, you can swipe left or right to move between the locations. In the list view, you'll find brief details about all of your cities, and you can choose one to expand if you want to learn more.
Select the city from the results, then tap "Add." To add a city, tap the list button in the bottom right, then use the search bar to find the city you want. That number goes up to 49 cities on iOS 16.
The default view is for "My Location," but you can add up to 19 cities on iOS 15 to view in a list or swipe through. I'm sure everyone knows this already, but I have to mention it - you can add cities to Weather. But we're at a point now where we can actually customize how the Weather app looks and feels in many different ways, some of which you probably haven't even considered. Apple's Weather app has been around forever, at least for iPhone, and it's gone through many design changes over the years.
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