Carrot Weather Just Got a Major Upgrade — And It’s About to Make Your iPhone Weather App Obsolete

In a world where weather apps are a dime a dozen, Carrot Weather just pulled ahead of the pack with a massive update that’s turning heads—and forecasts—across the Apple ecosystem. If you’re still relying on the default Apple Weather app, it might be time to reconsider. Carrot Weather isn’t just adding features; it’s redefining what a weather app can be.

The Weather Channel Joins the Party

Carrot Weather has always been a powerhouse when it comes to data sources, letting users toggle between multiple providers for the most accurate forecast. Now, it’s adding The Weather Channel to its roster, giving users even more flexibility and precision. Whether you’re a fan of Weather Underground’s hyper-local stations or prefer the reliability of The Weather Channel, Carrot Weather has you covered.

But that’s not all—users can now pull observations from Weather Underground’s personal weather stations, making it easier than ever to get hyper-local, real-time data straight from your neighborhood.

A Whole New Look: The “Sky” Layout

Carrot Weather’s modular interface has always been a standout feature, letting users customize their experience with different metrics and cards. With this update, the app is launching a brand-new “Sky” layout that brings dynamic, realistic weather visuals to your screen. Think of it as the Apple Weather app’s cooler, more customizable cousin.

The Sky layout doesn’t just look good—it’s functional, too. It adapts to your current conditions

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