Apple’s weather app crashed Thursday morning, marking the second incident in 48 hours.
Instead of showing live forecasts, the app displayed a blank screen with users’ selected locations.
While the System Status site for Apple indicates no issues, many users shared the outage on Twitter.
‘Apple weather app just gave up on life,’ one user tweeted to point out that the app had crashed Tuesday.
iPhone users had to pack for all weathers when they went out today, as the Apple Weather app went down again
Instead of showing live forecasts, the app displayed a blank screen with users’ selected locations
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Users shared their distaste about the outage on social media.
One tweeted a screenshot showing ‘Now weather data’ with the caption: ‘And to think this got fixed.’
And another person posted: ‘With Dark Sky gone and the Apple Weather app falling apart, where are yinz getting your weather??’
The previous outage hit Tuesday, but the Weather app was accessible using watchOS, according to 9to5Mac.
The precipitation, temperature and air quality maps still worked.
Other popular Apple services, like the App Store and Apple Music, still worked properly.
One user in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania was experiencing issues with the Apple weather app
Users joked about the app being down again
The outage appears to have impacted just a small group of users so far, but more are flocking to Twitter to share their frustrations
One tweeted a screenshot showing ‘Now weather data’ with the caption: ‘And to think this got fixed’
Users also took to Twitter to express their confusion over the outage.
One said: ‘What the heck? #AppleWeather is down again? What is happening? I can’t function without my weather.’
Another added: ‘Weather app is down so now I don’t know what to wear for tomorrow.’
The official Twitter page for Apple Support responded to disgruntled users, saying it is ‘investigating the issue’ and asking them to message any questions directly.
Some say Tuesday’s problems with the Weather app began just after the iOS 16.4 update, which came out last week.
The new operating system has many new features, including adding 21 new emojis to the keyboard.
This includes the highly anticipated pink heart icon, a shaking face (‘I’m shook’), a moose, stem ginger, the Wi-Fi symbol and a pair of maracas.
Apple’s System Site for the weather app does not show issues, but users have shared problems online. This is the second issue to hit. The last outage (pictured) struck on Tuesday
Some say Tuesday’s issues with the Weather app appear to have begun after the iOS 16.4 update, which came out last week
The operating system comes with a range of new features, including adding 21 new emojis to the keyboard. This includes the highly anticipated pink heart icon, as well as a shaking face (‘I’m shook’), a moose, stem ginger, the Wi-Fi symbol and a pair of maracas
The Weather app issues also come just a week after Apple briefly relaunched the popular Dark Sky weather predicting app.
Dark Sky provided ‘hyperlocal’ weather forecasts by location, including minute-by-minute predictions and smartphone alerts.
The tech giant acquired the rival app in 2020, moved some of its features over to its own Weather app and then shut the original down at the start of this year.
The copied features included lightning forecasts, 10-day forecasts and severe weather alerts, which were installed as part of the iOS 16 update.
But the Dark Sky app came back to life temporarily in an apparent server error on Apple’s end last week, according to 9to5Mac.
From left, the Dark Sky app provided users with hour-by-hour temperature readings, visualizations of weather activity and smartphone alerts before it was shut down
Apple announces its next major event where it’s expected to launch a HUGE new product
After nearly eight years of development, Apple is expected to finally unveil its hotly-anticipated mixed-reality headset this June.
The tech giant has confirmed that its annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) will occur between June 5 and 9.
Apple published a blog post confirming the dates with a cryptic promo image featuring curving colored lines – a possible nod to the headset.
Although it didn’t mention the headset in the announcement, respected leaker Mark Gurman has said it will finally get its public debut in June.
It will allegedly have 10 cameras, and an operating system called realityOS with mixed reality versions of Apple apps such as FaceTime and Maps.
A glimpse of the new headset? A cryptic promo image for Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) this year features curving colored lines
