Alongside this you now get full-screen weather maps, high resolution images that animate the progress of rain and clouds, air quality, and temperature - sort of like your own personal weather assistant.

Graphics now include wind, UV index and barometric pressure. In addition to this, Apple now shows off a pretty extensive dashboard of more datapoints - taking the information way beyond basics of temperature and precipitation. There are now thousands of variations that Apple says more accurately represent sun position, clouds and rain. The company has completely refreshed the interface with an animated layout that reflects what state the weather happens to be in at the moment and place you are searching, similar to what Apple displayed in its last update but significant more dynamic, with more wind, rain, sun and smog (sorry).

Possibly its biggest since long ago dropping Yahoo for Weather Channel as its key data provider? So today during WWDC it was great to see Apple finally giving its own native weather app some love with a significant update. Weather remains one of the most-used apps on mobile devices, and yet so often it’s also one of the least dynamic when it comes to updates and new features (ironic especially if you live in a country like the UK, like I do, where the weather is a near-national obsession and does really change within the course of an hour.

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