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Recently the temperature has become almost unreadable in the weather app: white letters on a light background. The dark setting is a little better. But then pictures of clouds float by in the app, and it's virtually unreadable again. How to change?
iPhone 6s+, iOS 13.4
(I *think* it used to be better--maybe it used dark letters on a light background, not sure.)
iPhone 6s Plus, iOS 13
mcswell wrote: "Thanks, I just submitted the feedback, mentioning this thread."
Okay, good. My solution was to create my own custom shortcut for precipitation in the Shortcuts app:
...If you're not familiar with Shortcuts, there are many free Weather shortcuts available to install & modify – it's a good way to learn. See HERE & HERE.
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mcswell wrote: "Thanks, I just submitted the feedback, mentioning this thread."
Okay, good. My solution was to create my own custom shortcut for precipitation in the Shortcuts app:
...If you're not familiar with Shortcuts, there are many free Weather shortcuts available to install & modify – it's a good way to learn. See HERE & HERE.
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mcswell ~ Agreed, same with dark blue % chance of precipitation against a light blue background. I don't think it's possible for us to change it, but you may persuade Apple to here:
https://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
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Thanks, I just submitted the feedback, mentioning this thread.
readability of weather app
