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Application time (weather) From iOS 16 received many new features. Among them, the possibility of checking all the information provided by Maçã in a more detailed way. To do this, simply tap on one of the units – such as the precipitation unit, for example.
In addition, the application has also started to allow you to receive files Severe weather notifications, such as storms or storms. The cool thing is that this is fully functional in Brazil – most likely because Partnership with INMET.
Next, find out how to activate these notifications right there!
First of all, make sure that the Weather app allows you to receive notifications on your iPhone. To check this, open Settings, tap “Notifications” and then “Weather”. Enable the ‘Allow notifications’ and ‘Related notifications’ options.
Then open the Weather app and tap the button represented by three small lines (in the lower right corner). Once done, select the one represented by three dots (in the upper right corner) and go to Notifications. Activate Severe Weather in the Current Location area and confirm the activation.
Furthermore, under Your Locations, you can also enable these alerts for other areas you want to track. To do this, click on one of them and activate “Severe weather”. If the site also supports it, you can enable Next Hour Deposition.
Once done, click OK to save changes. Now, whenever a severe weather alert occurs at your location (or where this is enabled), you will receive alerts like this:
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