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How to Change Weather Temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius on iPhone

How to Change Weather Temperature from Fahrenheit to Celsius on iPhone


You can easily change the Weather app on iPhone to display the temperature degrees in fahrenheit or celsius, regardless of what country or region youre. Yes that means if youre in the USA you can set weather to Celsius or if youre in Europe you can set weather to display in Fahrenheit, or whatever other preference you may have regardless of where you are located on planet Earth. Adjusting the temperature format on iPhone Weather app is just a matter of toggling a switch, but its slightly hidden so you may have missed the degrees setting before when looking around in the app. The change takes effect immediately and all temperature locations in the will adjust to the new weather format, whether its celsius or degrees. The temperature degrees setting will also persist for future uses of the app, so if you close the app and open it again it will remember whether you set to display temperature in celsius or fahrenheit. You can easily change the temperature from celsius to fahrenheit or back again just by repeating the steps and tapping on the C or F button at the bottom of the Weather list view. At the moment you can not simultaneously view temperatures in both celsius and fahrenheit on the iPhone Weather app. iPhone (and iPad) users can also if they dont want to make the broader adjustment in Weather app too. Of course there are many other ways to get weather details from the iPhone, including pulling , , or even . Its worth remembering that while youre in , you can also add new weather locations by tapping the (+) plus button at the bottom of the list too. Add as many destinations, locations, cities, towns, or places youd like, its a nice feature for travelers or those who move between regional zones with different weather and climates. Oh and by the way, if youre a weather nut you might also , it works the same on iPhone and iPad.


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