What Do the iPhone Weather Symbols & Color Bars Mean?

If you have used the Weather app on your iPhone, it can be confusing to understand what certain symbols and color bars mean. We all know what the sun and the cloud with rain symbolize, but what about the symbol of the sun hiding behind the cloud or the moon with the stars? Let's dive deep into iPhone Weather app symbols, colored bars, and their meanings. Related Article: How to Change Your Weather App Temperature to Celsius on iPhone iPhone Weather Symbols & Meanings Sky Symbols These symbols indicate different sky conditions. Sunrise Sunset Clear (Daytime) Clear (Nighttime) Partly Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy (Nighttime) Precipitation Symbols These symbols indicate types of precipitation.  Showers Heavy Showers Drizzle Hail/Mixed Rain Snow Scattered Snow Heavy Snow/Sleet Blowing Snow Air Symbols These symbols indicate conditions found in the air.  Dust Haze Smoke Fog Windy Frigid Temps Storm Symbols These symbols indicate certain weather disturbances. Storm Tornado What Do the Colored Bars in the Weather App Mean? You might also wonder whether the colored bars in the 10-day forecast section indicate temperature, humidity, or air quality. The Weather app has a 10-day forecast feature, which displays the forecast for the day ahead plus the next nine days. Each forecast will have a colored bar. The colored bars show the temperature range for those days. To learn more about the Weather app and other iPhone apps, check out our free Tip of the Day newsletter. In the illustration above, you can see that the coldest day has the bar positioned to the left, and the hottest day has the bar positioned to the right. The colors represent the following temperature ranges: * Dark Blue: Very Cold (less than 32°F) * Light Blue: Cold (32°F to 59°F) * Green: Slightly Cold (59°F to 68°F) * Yellow: Slightly Warm (68°F to 77°F) * Orange: Warm (77°F to 86°F) * Red: Very Hot (86°F and above) On the forecast for today, the colored bar also has a white dot. The white dot symbolizes the current temperature. iPhoneApple AppsWeatherMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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