Using the Infograph Modular watch-face, the rain chance is not displayed correctly. There is still plenty of space to display the additional "0%", instead it only shows three dots. I tried lowering the text size, but that doesn't help. This is only a problem with the small widget, not with the corner widget.
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Right right. I got the 44mm so that could perhaps be the difference...
I now managed to repeat your issue though - by turning BOLD text on. Text size does not make a difference for me.
Hopefully somebody else with a 40mm model will see this post and could check also. I assume you have the latest updates installed too? In any case, it might be good idea to report this as a problem here:
Feedback - Apple Watch - Apple
Right right. I got the 44mm so that could perhaps be the difference...
I now managed to repeat your issue though - by turning BOLD text on. Text size does not make a difference for me.
Hopefully somebody else with a 40mm model will see this post and could check also. I assume you have the latest updates installed too? In any case, it might be good idea to report this as a problem here:
Feedback - Apple Watch - Apple
Thank you, I can now confirm that disabling the bold letters fixed the issue. I believe I had similar issues with bold text on my iPhone in the past as well. Still the font looks kind of small, but at least it displays the percentage correctly!
Which series do you have? On S6 that same complication seems to fit in fine there.
What do you mean by the corner widget then? Something else than bottom left is still showing it correctly for you too?
This is the Apple Watch SE 40mm. It should be identical to the S6 40mm on the outside.
By „corner widget“ I mean the long widgets on round watch faces located in all 4 corners. Basically the bigger version of the small Widgets in the Screenshot.
Thanks, this might be it. I always have bold text on. I need to wait for a day with 100% chance of rain now to confirm a fix.
Is there a way to quickly simulate 100% rain by any chance? Like changing your location virtually.
Yes sure, that's the way I did it actually. In your Weather app, just add some very rainy location there. Then in the Watch app, under Weather, make it the default city. That should do the trick.
This site may come in handy for instance...:
Most welcome :)
Apple Watch shows "10..." instead of "100%" in rain-widget
