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Weather

A little weather from somewhere you care about.

Weather is a Smart Snack that brings the forecast to your Display. Find it in the Smart group in your Library, then add a copy to a Spread, Pack, or schedule. Each copy can have its own settings.

Make it yours

To change a Weather copy in Curate, tap its row, then Settings. In a Pack or schedule, tap its settings button.

There are four ways to see the weather:

The drawer shows a preview of each style and the times it can display. You can also choose how long this Weather copy stays on the board.

Weather settings drawer for Asheville, with a preview and The Window, Right Now, The Day Ahead and Three Little Forecasts.Weather settings drawer for Asheville, with a preview and The Window, Right Now, The Day Ahead and Three Little Forecasts.

Choosing a place

Under Location, tap the town to search for another.

Each Weather copy has its own location. Want to see the weather in three different places? Add three copies.

Name on the board lets you give this copy a familiar name, like HOME or THE LAKE. Leave it blank to use the town's name.

The name is saved with this copy when you tap Add Weather (or Save, if you are changing a copy). It won't change the names on any of your other Weather copies.

Use Show place to show or hide the name on this copy.

Choose °F or °C in any Weather drawer. This preference applies to all your Weather copies.

The little pictures

Weather has its own collection of tiny pictures to show what's happening outside. Each one is made for the same little machines as everything else on the board.

Right Now uses these pictures:

Sun — Clear or mostly clear skies during the day.

Large sun picture on split flaps.Large sun picture on split flaps.

Moon — Clear or mostly clear skies at night.

Large moon picture on split flaps.Large moon picture on split flaps.

Cloud — Partly sunny or cloudy.

Large cloud picture on split flaps.Large cloud picture on split flaps.

Fog — Fog.

Large fog picture on split flaps.Large fog picture on split flaps.

Drizzle — Drizzle, including freezing drizzle.

Large drizzle picture on split flaps.Large drizzle picture on split flaps.

Rain — Rain, freezing rain, or showers.

Large rain picture on split flaps.Large rain picture on split flaps.

Snow — Snow or snow showers.

Large snow picture on split flaps.Large snow picture on split flaps.

Storm — Thunderstorms, with or without hail.

Large storm picture on split flaps.Large storm picture on split flaps.

Three Little Forecasts uses smaller versions:

Sun — A clear or mostly clear day.

Small sun picture on split flaps.Small sun picture on split flaps.

Sun and cloud — Partly sunny.

Small partly cloudy picture on split flaps.Small partly cloudy picture on split flaps.

Cloud with a line beneath — Cloudy or foggy.

Small cloud picture on split flaps.Small cloud picture on split flaps.

Rain — Drizzle, rain, or showers.

Small rain picture on split flaps.Small rain picture on split flaps.

Snow — Snow or snow showers.

Small snow picture on split flaps.Small snow picture on split flaps.

Storm — Thunderstorms.

Small storm picture on split flaps.Small storm picture on split flaps.

When the weather changes

ClackSnack checks for fresh weather about every 15 minutes while a Display has Weather to show.

A Weather Snack stays as it is for its whole turn. If the conditions change while it's playing, the new information appears the next time it comes around.

Current conditions are considered out of date after an hour. Forecasts have six hours.

When a Weather copy is out of date, it skips its turns until fresh information arrives. Its row shows when the weather was last updated.

Weather data provided by Open-Meteo.