Apple weather app

What is the length and position of the blue bars indicate?

iPhone SE, 15

Posted on Jan 19, 2024 7:37 AM

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Posted on Jan 19, 2024 8:02 AM

Hi Hobbsncol

Not sure which blue bars you are seeing, but if you are talking about the 2 sections of graphs that show up after you click on the weather location, then the horizontal position is "Time of day" for both graphs and the vertical position indicates "Temperature" or "Chance of Precipation" that is predicted.

You can click and scroll horizontally on each graph to see hourly predictions.

Here's Apple's support document… Check the weather on iPhone - Apple Support

And here… Feature availability and data sources in the Weather app - Apple Support

Hope this Helps, Greg

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Jan 19, 2024 8:02 AM in response to Hobbsncol

Hi Hobbsncol

Not sure which blue bars you are seeing, but if you are talking about the 2 sections of graphs that show up after you click on the weather location, then the horizontal position is "Time of day" for both graphs and the vertical position indicates "Temperature" or "Chance of Precipation" that is predicted.

You can click and scroll horizontally on each graph to see hourly predictions.

Here's Apple's support document… Check the weather on iPhone - Apple Support

And here… Feature availability and data sources in the Weather app - Apple Support

Hope this Helps, Greg

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