What to wear today, based on the weather
Know what to wear before you step out. Weather Trace: What to Wear turns the forecast into a simple clothing tip: what layers to wear, when to take an umbrella, when you need sunscreen, and when it will turn colder later.
- A "What to Wear" tip from the feels-like temperature
- Umbrella, wind, sunscreen and temperature-swing reminders
- Tap any hour to see what to wear then
- °F or °C, set by your region
One-time download. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, no account.
Features
A clear answer: what to wear
The "What to Wear" card gives you one clothing tip based on how the weather actually feels, using the feels-like temperature, not just the number on the thermometer. A short line underneath shows why: feels-like temperature, wind, rain chance and UV.
Reminders for the things you forget
Short reminders appear with the tip when they matter: take an umbrella, with the hour rain is likely; add a windproof layer when it's windy; put on sunscreen when UV is up; and bring an extra layer when the temperature is going to swing later in the day.
Plan hour by hour
Scroll the hourly forecast and tap any hour to see what to wear then, so you can dress for the walk home tonight, not just for right now. Weather details for that hour include feels-like temperature, wind, gusts, precipitation, UV index and visibility.
Look ahead 10 days, and get ready for tomorrow
The Future Weather tab shows a 10-day forecast with daily highs and lows. Tap a day to see its wind, rain chance, UV, visibility, a clothing suggestion and sun-protection advice, so you can plan tomorrow's outfit tonight.
A sky that changes with the weather
New in version 1.3.0: an illustrated sky that changes with the weather and the time of day. It moves with gentle animation and turns into a night sky after dark.
°F or °C, no account, nothing collected
Temperatures follow your region, so you see °F or °C automatically. There's no sign-in and no ads, and the App Store privacy label says "Data Not Collected". Weather data comes from Apple Weather. Available on iPhone and iPad in 33 languages.
Use cases
- Morning check: one glance at the What to Wear card before you pick a jacket.
- Commute home: tap 6 PM to see whether it'll be colder or rainy on the way back.
- Tomorrow's plan: open Future Weather tonight and check tomorrow's clothing tip and rain chance.
- Sunny days out: the sunscreen reminder tells you when UV is up.
- Windy cities: a windproof-layer reminder when the wind picks up, even if the temperature looks mild.
- Version
- 1.3.2
- Size
- 29.3 MB
- Released
- 2026.05.08
- Updated
- 2026-10-30
- Requires
- iOS 18.0+
- Age
- 4+
Release notes
Original text from the U.S. App Store, not translated.
Version 1.3.2 ·
Minor improvements. Fixed known bugs.
FAQ
- How much does Weather Trace: What to Wear cost?
- It's a $0.99 one-time download on the App Store (prices may vary by country). There's no subscription, no in-app purchases and no ads.
- How does it decide what I should wear?
- It uses Apple Weather data for your location, mainly the feels-like temperature, and adds reminders for rain, wind, UV and temperature swings. It's a general suggestion, so adjust it to how warm or cold you usually feel.
- Can I see what to wear later today or tomorrow?
- Yes. Tap any hour in the hourly forecast to see what to wear then. The Future Weather tab shows 10 days, each with a clothing suggestion.
- Does it show °F?
- Yes. Temperatures follow your region, so US users see °F and most other regions see °C.
- Do I need an account? Does it collect my data?
- No. There's no account and no ads, and the App Store privacy label says "Data Not Collected".
- Is there a subscription?
- No. You pay $0.99 once.
- Does it work on iPad?
- Yes. It runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS / iPadOS 18 or later.
Weather data from Apple Weather.