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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Story Native weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for your immediate conditions, but understand that Apple Weather pulls its data from multiple sources, including the Met Office and The Weather Channel, so you’re getting a blend of official UK and international models rather than a single, dedicated UK service.
What is Apple Weather and how does it work?
Apple Weather is the default weather app on iPhones, iPads, and Macs, also available as a free download for Android devices via the App Store. It aggregates data from the Met Office, The Weather Channel, and other providers to give you hourly, 10-day, and monthly outlooks. For a UK-specific check, the live forecast above is more reliable than relying solely on the app’s default city view for places like London or Glasgow.
How accurate is Apple Weather for the UK?
Accuracy varies by location and time frame. The app’s hourly and 10-day forecasts are generally good for general trends, but its monthly predictions are less reliable. For precise planning, cross-reference with the live forecast above or use the UK weather hub for localised data. The Apple Weather app for Android offers the same data, but you can also check Birmingham Weather for a direct comparison.
Is Apple Weather the same as the Met Office app?
No. Apple Weather uses Met Office data alongside other sources, but the Met Office app gives you only their official UK forecasts, which can be more precise for local weather warnings and mountain conditions.
Can I get Apple Weather on a PC?
Yes, you can access Apple Weather on a PC via iCloud.com or by using the free Apple Weather app for Android through an emulator. It’s not a native Windows app.
Why does Apple Weather show different temperatures to the BBC?
Different data sources and update cycles cause slight variations. The BBC uses the Met Office exclusively, while Apple blends multiple models. For consistency, stick to one source—like the live forecast above.