Once the wind hits the 12 mph mark, the color changes to green so it’s more easily distinguishable from the the other bars. The precipitation chart offers more details uses a new illustration scheme to make it more clear whether you should expect rain or snow. This update is rolling out on ’s end, so you may have to wait for it to show up. If you haven’t tried out the weather experience, type out “weather” into the search bar or use a voice comm. You then pin a shortcut to your homescreen that will launch this directly. The impact on you: There are plenty of good weather apps for Android, but it’s hard to go wrong with what has built. It’s another area where a quick voice search can pull up the information you need without the need to hop into another app just to find out tomorrow’s forecast. Now if only would make a good widget (with clock) for this excellent weather tool!
