Please Don't Rain app

Please Don't Rain forecast for Epcot with a new section outlined in red. It says "Overnight low 27F".

Version 5.23 is rolling out today and adds support for reporting the overnight low.

It's the low temperature from 7PM on your tracked day until 7AM the following day.

There's also a new accessibility settings to make VoiceOver more/less verbose when there is a lot of information to convey.

There's also been optimizations to make the app run much more efficiently as well as several bug fixes.

There's also support for Dutch and English (Canada).

The buttons in the toolbar of please don't rain. A new one has been added that has °C labeled on it.

By request from a user there's now an optional button that can be used for rapidly switching between Fahrenheit and Celsius.

A LineMark chart showing the percentage of low-altitude clouds throughout the day.

There's also a new chart that lets you see the low, medium, and high altitude cloud coverage throughout the day.

A "Sun Events" section that shows the times and durations of first light to sunrise, sunrise to sunset, and sunset to last light.

There is also a new "Sun Events" section that shows details of when important sun events happen and the duration between them.

Old sharing image on the left and new design on the right. New design has colored symbols for each weather condition and has a more appealing layout.

The image generated when you share the forecast now also uses the new design and also has a drastically smaller file size.

New "Historical Changes" section. It's indicating that the average high is 37F and today is 28F with a 9 degree difference.

There's a new Historical Changes section that appears if today's weather is a significant deviation from recorded historical averages.

Please Don't Rain showing a forecast for Rosemont, IL. The weather stats are using a more compact interface with the sections grouped nicely together. It's going to be a high of 18F and a low of 9F. Left side shows old interface and right side shows new interface.

Please Don't Rain is starting the year off with a big update!

Version 5.20 is rolling out now.

The UI of the main forecast has a fresh new look which adjusts much better to some sizes and orientations.

Please Don't Rain now supports more English and Spanish with version 5.19!

Joining Spanish (Latin America) is Spanish (United States) and Spanish.

Joining English (United States) is English (United Kingdom) and English (Australia).

A Please Don't Rain widget showing the current temp along with high and low temps for today in Rome in Italian.

Version 5.18 adds support for Italian!

There's also a nice improvement to charts when you're tracking the current day.

There are also many changes to widgets to make them show more information (if there is room).

Three Please Don't Rain screenshots show on the on the 9to5Mac website with a download link to the app.

Thank you 9to5Mac for including Please Don't Rain on this list of apps that support Liquid Glass!

9to5mac.com/2025/09/26/t...

• Liquid Glass support (iOS 26) • New charts: Humidity & Pressure • New languages: Swedish, Chinese (Simplified), Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish (Latin America) • Endless Mode (under Settings, General) • UI Improvements

Please Don't Rain helps you track if weather will affect an upcoming day that’s important to you. I wrote it for my upcoming theme park days but people have told me they use it for fishing, concerts, and even day to day activities.

The new update is here!

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Today's 5.11 release of Please Don't Rain has several accessibility updates:

* Improvements to some VoiceOver interactions.
* Smart Invert fixes for weather images.
* Better contrast with charts in Dark Mode.

Today's 5.10 release of Please Don't Rain is the last big release for several months. I’ll be spending the summer adding all the new goodies announced at WWDC for iOS 19.

This release contains improvements for sharing the main forecast, support for an additional font, and lots of bug fixes.

Precipitation chart for Please Don't Rain with weather symbols above each bar in the bar chart. The chart legend shows what each symbol means.

Today's 5.9 release adds a new accessibility setting.

Bar charts now have the ability to differentiate without color.

You can find this under Settings, Accessibility.

Accessibility Font Support Is Here! Please Don't Rain now supports three different options for accessibility fonts: • OpenDyslexic • Lexend • Atkinson Hyperlegible Font settings are found in Settings, Accessibility.

Very excited to announce that Please Don't Rain now supports accessibility fonts with version 5.6 that is releasing today.

• OpenDyslexic
• Lexend
• Atkinson Hyperlegible

Font settings are found in Settings, Accessibility.

#accessibility

A visibility linemark chart showing good to excellent visibility currently for this day.

A shared forecast for Rosemont IL that includes an cartoon image of young child smiling.

It's already been two years of Please Don't Rain.

Today's 5.5 release adds a visibility chart.

Shared forecast details now include artwork (if you want).

Plus various UI improvements.

Thank you for supporting the app!

Please Don't Rain showing a forecast but now there are times above the high and low temperatures.

Version 5.4 is out today.

There are now times associated with the high and low temperatures.

There's also some nice user interface improvements for charts.

The "Nearby Days" section of Please Don't Rain in slide-over mode. The left side only shows the precipitation chance but the right side has room to also show the rain amount because the dates are using an alternate formatting option.

Today's 5.3 update has some nice updates to the Nearby Days section. There are a lot more scenarios where more data can be displayed when space is limited.

You can also now share this section!

Please Don't Rain theme selection screen showing a theme of drawings of butterflies with weather conditions on their wings.

Version 5.2 is out today. It has some nice UI upgrades and a new theme that my sister drew: Butterflies!

Please Don’t Rain showing a forecast for Lake Buena Vista that is 77°F low 56°F. There is a avatar that looks like Matt the manager with the sun behind him.

iOS 18.2 launches today and Please Don’t Rain now has support for image creation thanks to Image Playground (where available)!

You can try it in demo mode for free.

One of the welcome screens for Please Don't Rain. It says "You can choose what image you'd like shown for each weather type. And now you can create your own weather images!" Various AI avatars of different people are shown as an example for each weather type.

iOS 18.2 will be here soon and Please Don't Rain will be ready with full support for Image Playground (requires Apple Intelligence).

You will be able to create your own weather images.

Setting page for Please Don't Rain. There are images show for each weather condition that are AI avatars of people. There is a red arrow pointing to a new setting to only use your created images with the random images option.

Hello Bluesky!

Please Don't Rain helps you keep an eye on the weather on a day that's important to you.

You can pick what beautiful images you want for each weather condition.

And Image Playground support will be ready on launch day for iOS 18.2! It's fun to add your friends and loved ones.