Weather Ahead: Trip Forecast
Your calendar, as a weather timeline.
Weather apps tell you about one place. Your week isn't in one place. Weather Ahead reads the events already in your Apple Calendar and turns every located one into a stop on a single scrollable timeline — day by day, city by city, each with its own forecast. No account or developer-operated backend. Apple services resolve places and provide weather.
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What it does
One timeline
Days are sections, places are rows. Leave one city and land in another the same day and that day shows both, each with its own conditions and high/low.
Anchored on today
It opens on today, which always begins with the weather where you actually are. Scroll weeks ahead and one tap brings you home.
Honest about the horizon
Ten days get real forecasts. Beyond that, trips group by month and show typical climate instead — turning into a true forecast as the date approaches. Nothing pretends to be a forecast when it isn't.
The full picture, one tap down
Hourly temperature charts with an Actual/Feels-Like toggle, precipitation, wind and gusts, pressure and trend, dew point, UV, visibility, sunrise, sunset, moon phase — and any active alerts up top.
Private by design
Calendar events are read on-device. Location text or coordinates go to Apple MapKit to resolve places; coordinates and dates go to Apple WeatherKit for forecasts. No embedded analytics SDK, and current-location access is optional.
Details
- Version
- 1.0.4
- Updated
- 29 October 2026
- Price
- Free
- Platform
- iPhone & iPad
- Requires
- iOS 26
- Size
- 36 MB
- Category
- Weather
- Languages
- English
What's new in 1.0.4
A cleaner look for your Home Screen widgets. • Forecast First, Side by Side and Timeline Card no longer draw divider lines across the weather artwork. Spacing now separates each section, so clouds, skies and night scenes show through without interruption. • Side by Side gives the current conditions and the hourly forecast a little more room. Questions or feedback? Contact [email protected].
Questions
Does it send my calendar anywhere?
The app does not upload calendar events to a developer server. It sends event location text or coordinates to Apple MapKit and coordinates and dates to Apple WeatherKit. Location text can include an address or other personal information. Event titles and calendar identifiers are not added to these requests.
Do I have to grant location access?
No. It is used only for the "where you are now" entry at the top of today. Everything else works without it.
How do I get help or ask about privacy?
Email [email protected]. Please include your app and iOS versions and a description of the problem, without private calendar exports, addresses or unredacted screenshots.