Wednesday afternoon
The rain has
an arrival time.
See upcoming changes in plain English, alongside the forecast evidence behind them.
Weather Agent · AI-first weather
Your personal
AI weather
agent.
Google’s AI weather forecasts. An agent you can ask about your plans. And a clear heads-up about the next interesting change—without having to read every chart.
Made with AI. Made for your day. · iPhone beta · iOS 26+
Seattle, WashingtonIllustrative preview
62°
Monday afternoonA little more sunshine.
Rain arrives Wednesday.
Your morning stays dry.
Wednesday · from 2 PM
TemperatureWindRain
AHEAD OF YOUR PLANSA dry window for your run.
Touch a day. See the story change.
ON-DEVICE AI BUILT AROUND YOU NATIVE TO IPHONELOOK AHEAD. LIVE A LITTLE.
01 / See the turning points
Less weather checking.
More weather knowing.
A row of temperatures can tell you what’s coming. Weather Agent helps you see what it means. The moment rain arrives. When the wind picks up. The first clear stretch after a wet week.
The rain has
Before it affects your plans
Your thresholds.
Your heads-up.
Choose the wind, rain, or temperature levels you care about. Spot them in the forecast ahead.
When the outlook shifts
Plans change.
So do predictions.
Surface meaningful forecast revisions, with official U.S. weather alerts from the National Weather Service.
Illustrative weather examples. Forecasts can change; alerts and refresh timing depend on iOS.
02 / An agent, on your side
Tell it your plans.
Not a perfect prompt.
“Can I run before work?”
“What changes at the lake this weekend?”
Ask in your own words. Weather Agent brings your forecast and preferences into the conversation.
Want it to know more? Add your interests and optionally connect your calendar for weather around your upcoming plans.
AI conversations run on your iPhone.
Your weather agent
Can I get a run in before work?
THE PART THAT MATTERS
Yes. Your morning
looks clear.
The example forecast stays dry through 9 AM, with light winds. Rain moves in after lunch, so your usual morning run fits the better window.
Interactive examples, not live forecasts or a live AI chat.
How it works
Forecast. Understand.
Make it personal.
01
Start with the sky.
Google’s AI weather forecasts power the outlook. Additional weather sources fill in current conditions and detailed signals. Official U.S. alerts add the important warnings.
02
Give it your perspective.
Pick a place and tell your agent what matters. Add calendar or activity context if you want. Your agent uses the forecast and your preferences to explain what deserves your attention.
03
See what’s next.
Read a quick heads-up, ask a question, or dig into the charts. Put the same weather story on your Home Screen and Lock Screen, in the style you choose.
Google AI weather forecastsAI conversations on your iPhoneOptional personal connectionsNo app account required
04 / Different ways to see it
Same intelligence.
Your atmosphere.
Four visual worlds. A spectrum of colors. Make your app and widgets feel like yours.
Orbit / Your everyday outlook
A clear view.
A little wonder.
Layered scenery, luminous details, and the changes that matter up front.
62°
FEELS LIKE 61°WIND 6 MPHRAIN 0 IN/HR
Your charts, your level of detail.
Try the preview layers. In the app, choose which extra metrics appear in your current-day and outlook charts and widgets.
Your agent, your tone.
Rain is expected this afternoon. The morning is the drier window.
Colors & icons
20 color palettes. Cloud, sun, wind, rain, lightning, and snow app icons.
Scenery & backgrounds
Illustrated local places, another scene you choose, or no background.
Units & readings
Fahrenheit, Celsius, or Kelvin. Actual or feels-like temperature. Pick the extra metrics you care about.
Language & focus
Choose a supported language and a view focused on highlights, details, or changes. AI language support depends on your device.
Theme, layer, and tone demonstrations are illustrative. App layouts vary by view and widget size.
The whole forecast experience
Simple at a glance.
Deep when you want it.
An AI-first weather app, built with AI. A fun project with a serious amount of room to make it your own.
Your weather, explained
Ask your weather agent
Type or dictate a question about the forecast, your plans, or weather science. Suggested questions help you start; follow-up questions help narrow things down.
The next interesting change
See what changes next and roughly when: rain arriving, skies clearing, a colder night, or a windier afternoon. Plain English first, charts when you want them.
Personal interests, personal priorities
Tell it what you care about in your own words. Your activities, weather interests, and saved preferences help shape the briefing and highlight relevant moments.
Your Day, alongside your calendar
Connect Calendar to see your schedule beside the day’s weather. Mapped event locations get their own forecast context, with optional event alerts and widget headlines.
Clues from your activities
Optional workout access can suggest recurring outdoor activities. Choose which clues to use—without filling out a fixed weekly schedule.
Weather news for your world
Explore weather stories with local and followed-city context. Like, dismiss, or discuss stories; on-device AI helps rank them around your interests.
A little ahead of the weather
Current conditions to the week ahead
Start with now, explore the coming days, then tap a day to expand its hourly story. A bright current-time marker keeps you oriented.
Your own alert thresholds
Choose temperatures, rain, and wind levels that matter to you. Get a heads-up when the forecast crosses them in the days ahead.
When the forecast changes
Enable alerts for meaningful revisions—new rain, stronger wind, or a sustained temperature shift—when a refreshed forecast changes the outlook.
Official U.S. weather alerts
See National Weather Service watches, warnings, and advisories for the place you’re viewing. Coverage and availability depend on the location.
Here, there, and along the way
Use your current location, save cities, or search somewhere new. Optional calendar destinations and route weather help you check the journey, too.
Radar and a closer look
Explore the radar map and dig into weather metrics. Tap for more detail; press and hold supported readings for an explanation.
Make it feel like yours
Widgets for now and what’s next
Choose today or the week ahead, in small, medium, and large Home Screen sizes. Compact Lock Screen versions keep the next change in view.
Live Activities & Dynamic Island
Pin a relevant forecast moment so its timing stays close at hand. Available on supported devices; updates follow the app’s refreshes.
Four visual worlds
Orbit’s layered glass, Aurora’s soft atmosphere, Signal’s precise instruments, or Space Age’s brushed metal. Carry your style into your widgets.
Detailed signals, without the clutter
Temperature, wind, and precipitation are the starting point. Add humidity, UV, pressure, gusts, visibility, and other supported metrics when you want more depth.
An agent with your kind of voice
Choose Clear, Friendly, Concise, Curious, or Playful. Adjust temperature units—including Kelvin—or switch between actual and feels-like temperatures.
Offline, with context
Saved forecasts stay visible with their timestamp and offline status. On-device AI can use available context; fresh weather and new place lookups need a connection.
Notifications, widget refreshes, and background checks depend on iOS scheduling. Live Activities do not receive continuous remote updates after the app closes. Weather Agent is not a replacement for emergency alerts.
Good questions
A little more
clarity.
Thoughtful technology.
Down-to-earth answers.
What makes it an agent?
It centers your interests and upcoming plans, highlights meaningful weather changes, and lets you ask questions with your forecast as context. You can set alert thresholds and optionally connect your calendar. It’s a personal way to understand the forecast, with more depth when you want it.
Where does the AI run?
Your weather conversations and AI personalization run on your iPhone, using Apple Intelligence. You need an Apple Intelligence-capable iPhone running iOS 26 or later, Apple Intelligence enabled, and an available model in a supported language. Forecast data still requires an internet connection.
Where does the weather come from?
The outlook uses Google’s AI weather forecasts, with additional weather sources for current conditions and detailed metrics. Official U.S. watches and warnings come from the National Weather Service. Your on-device agent helps explain the forecast. Predictions and timing can change.
What about my privacy?
AI conversations run locally. Calendar and Health access are optional, and their personal context is processed on your device. Weather and place lookups make network requests, which can include the location needed for a forecast. This page has no analytics, tracking scripts, or signup database. The beta link opens Apple’s TestFlight invitation. No app account is required.
Can I install it today?
Yes. Install TestFlight, then follow the beta invitation below on a compatible iPhone. New builds arrive through TestFlight. It is an early, evolving app: send your feedback, confusing moments, and bugs. The weather examples on this page are illustrative, not live forecasts.
Weather Agent for iPhone
Whatever’s next.
Be a little ahead.
Install with TestFlight Built for the curious. Designed for the everyday.
Free iPhone beta through TestFlight. Requires iOS 26+ and an Apple Intelligence-capable iPhone for AI features. Enable Apple Intelligence and download its model in a supported language.