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Apple CarPlay now supports The Weather Channel's Storm Radar app

Apple CarPlay now supports The Weather Channel's Storm Radar app, adding a dedicated CarPlay app with features like a map of your location, radar, clouds, and precipitation.

By Zac Hall·Aug 30·9to5mac.com·1 min read

Intelligence analysis by Qwen 2.5 (3B)

Apple CarPlay now supports The Weather Channel's Storm Radar app
Image: 9to5mac.com

Apple CarPlay has added support for The Weather Channel's Storm Radar app, allowing users to access weather information directly from their CarPlay interface.

Why it matters

This update enhances the CarPlay experience by providing users with more detailed weather information and navigation features.

Apple CarPlay now lets you see weather information on your car's screen, including a map, radar, and clouds, and it can tell you what the weather will be like at your destination.

Analysis

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Key points

  • Apple CarPlay now supports The Weather Channel's Storm Radar app
  • The app includes features like a map, radar, clouds, and precipitation
  • It provides navigation and rerouting features
  • The app is available on home screen widgets and redesigned Apple Watch app
  • The Weather Channel has been building out Storm Radar to be a first-class citizen on Apple platforms this year
The Upside

This update could make driving more comfortable and safer by providing drivers with up-to-date weather information and navigation.

The Downside

If the app fails to work properly or if the weather information is inaccurate, it could lead to confusion or even accidents.

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Zac Hall

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Aug 30, 2026

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