Rain, on the clock

Rain alerts and a next-hour rain countdown

Comic Weather is a weather app for iPhone that turns your forecast into a comic book page. When rain is close, it stops being a vague percentage and becomes a clock: "Rain starts in 12 min."

The next-hour rain panel

Where Apple Weather has minute-by-minute data, a panel charts the next hour of rain and says when it starts or stops. It appears only when rain is falling or due within the hour, so when you see it, it matters.

Follow the rain on your Lock Screen

1. When the rain panel appears, tap Follow on Lock Screen.
2. The countdown moves to your Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island, so you can check it without opening the app.
3. To have it start by itself for your main place, turn on Settings > Notifications > Rain countdown on the Lock Screen.

Alerts before it starts, and before it stops

Turn on rain alerts and Comic Weather tells you before rain reaches your main place, and again before it stops: time to leave, or time to wait a few minutes more. Your iPhone plans them from the forecast it has downloaded, so they arrive only when the weather calls for one.

Ask Siri

Say "Will it rain, Comic Weather?" and Siri answers with the forecast. The same action is in the Shortcuts app, so you can add it to an automation, like a rain check before you leave home.

Where it works

Minute-by-minute rain depends on Apple Weather's coverage, which doesn't reach every country or region. Everywhere else, Comic Weather still gives the chance of rain hour by hour for the next 24 hours, and rain totals for each of the next 10 days.

Questions

Pay once. All four skins included. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases. For iPhone on iOS 18 or later.