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When I choose to show temperature on the upper right corner, the current temperature is of course the big figure in the middle and the other two are highs and lows (the ones I point out with arrows). But does anyone know when the high and the low occurs? Is it during a 12 hour period or 24 hour period? They change throughout the day...
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Yes sure, you see it's green...now range is little (low 13 high 14, strange weather here!) but generally it's low 5 high 10...again green.... But..also assuming no or imperceptible color gradient/fading...why green ?
I played a bit with the iPhone Weather app, added some cities...low -15 high -1 (mostly blue sky..little gradient), low 8 high 20 (full green!) etc... I believe something must be fixed.... I think to report via Feedback.
Climate wise, the high and low temperature of the day is from midnight to midnight, local standard time. I have seen several times when the high temperature of the day occurred at 12:01 AM behind the passage of a cold front. As for low temperatures, they usually occur around or just after sunrise.
High and Low indicate the highest and lowest temperature values reached over a period of time (normally 24 hours).
I've a question to you tough, which color is the bar in your case (sorry can't see it in the photo), light blue or white ?
I'm asking this since I find odd mine is always green, where I live we range now between 0 and 12 °C and I'd like to see the bar coding moving from colder (I'd expect to be blu..) to warmer (orange/red). Mine is full green, quite a nonsense.
Thank you. I tried now to switch from °C to °F...well...that helps ! The "spacing" between the two unit of measurement is little in °C and more granular in °F...so Apple setup the gradient to better fit °F vs °C. In °F there is more gradient colors.
It's explained by for example:
70 °F = 21.11 °C
80 °F = 26.67 °C
70 to 80 it's 10 "points", 21 to 26.5 just 5.5 ...
Apple has to fix this....
Anyhow...green=comfort...well green with 5 °C.....5 is quite down here :-)
It's still showing the current temperature but that's above a bar with the day's minimum and maximum. Notice the circle within the bar that shows where in that range we are now.
I understand that. My question is: within which time range the highest and lowest temperature will occur? Is the bar showing a time period of the coming 12 hours or maybe 24 hours or more or less?
I have dark sky. It is currently blue as it’s cold. Which one are you using? Post a screenshot of your watch to help.
I checked my Apple Watch weather stock complications and mine blue cold running 0-4. I guess is green is comfortable,red hot, blue cold.
The green dot is the current temp. I have seen a four colour yellow must be mild.
Temperature on infograph Apple Watch 4
