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Please Don't Rain for iPhone
Tech Specs
- • Latest Version: 2.33
- • Updated: April 10, 2024
- • Requires: iOS 16.2 and up
- • Developer: Christopher Wu
- • Age Rating: 4+
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.5 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 19
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 1
- • Current Version Downloads
- 0
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More About Please Don't Rain
When you have an important day coming up it can be cumbersome having to look up the weather for it over and over again. Not anymore! Choose a place and a day and you’ll get details about the weather for that day that will continue to update automatically if you have the Pro version.
PRO FEATURES
* Beautiful Cartoon Images - A variety of choices for each weather type that will automatically update to match the predicted weather. Color weather symbols can also be used instead of cartoon images.
* Widgets - Multiple Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets. Track precipitation with a glance.
* Automatic Updates – Automated forecast updates for your selected day will be reflected in the app and widgets.
* Alternate App Icons - Fun alternatives.
FREE FEATURES
* Privacy First! - The app does not know your location, need your location, or ask for your location.
* Weather Alerts – If the app finds weather alerts for the currently specified location then it will provide a link to them for more details.
* Hourly Precipitation Charts – If precipitation is predicted on your selected day then hourly charts can display either the percent chance or predicted amount for each hour of the day.
* Accessibility – Voiceover, dynamic text, and audio graph support.
* No advertising in the free or Pro version.
* Clean and playful design.
* Dark Mode support (can be automatic).
* Numerous settings to configure the user interface.
SUPPORTED LANGUAGES
English (U.S.), German
Thanks to Stefan Blos for the German translation help!
DEVELOPER
Please Don’t Rain was made by just me, Chris, an indie developer.
DETAILS
Privacy Policy: http://chriswu.com/privacy/
CONTACT
If you have any questions, problems, or comments please reach out!
museumshuffle@gmail.com
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The Pro version of Please Don't Rain uses auto-renewing subscriptions.
Your subscription will be charged to your iTunes Account once you confirm your purchase. Your iTunes account will be charged again when your subscription automatically renews at the end of your current subscription period unless auto renew is turned off at least 24 hours prior to end of the current period. You can manage or turn off auto-renew in your Apple ID Account Settings any time after purchase.
Terms of Use: http://chriswu.com/terms/
Privacy Policy: http://chriswu.com/privacy/
What's New in Please Don't Rain 2.33 >
# Grayscale Weather Images
The app already gives you the option to not use color weather symbols. How about grayscale weather images also? Find this new option under Settings, Weather Image Details, Color Weather Images.
Thanks to Lickability for the idea to offer black and white images.
# New Theme Drawn By My Sister
Pastel is our newest theme.
# Super Serious Mode
Added a visual indicator that gives a better idea of what happens when Super Serious mode is on or off. The setting is under Settings, Weather Image Details, Super Serious Mode.
# Privacy
Updated the app’s privacy manifest for an upcoming requirement.
# Bug Fixes
* You can increase the number of days that are shown in the Nearby Days section. If you are tracking today then you are able to see very limited data about the day that is nine days away. However, you weren’t able to see that day in Nearby Days. Fixed this problem by increasing the maximum number of days before and after your tracked day to 9. Find this new option under Settings, App Appearance, Nearby Days.
* German users could have an issue with choosing one of the newer themes because internally a filename would conflict with older images.
* If your tracked day ends and then a very long time later you then chose to track the same location the very old data would be used instead of retrieving the latest forecast.
