Mercury Weather on Mac Power Users

This episode of Mac Power Users is brought to you by Mercury Weather. All right, personal story. I'm actually here at WWDC recording this sponsor break right now, and I just met the developers of Mercury Weather. I got to meet them personally, Malin and Kai. They're incredible. They are behind the Mercury Weather app, but I also just love the app, and I've been using it. I got to show on my home screen that the Mercury Weather widget is right there, medium-sized widget at the top of my iPhone home screen. I absolutely love it. I love it on the watch as well. And I got to tell them in person. So that was super fun. Just wanted to tell you that. But Mercury Weather, if you don't know, it's a thoughtfully designed weather app. And that shows all the essential weather data and details at a glance. It has a gorgeous, colorful interface that dynamically adapts to the conditions with a warm orange palette on a sunny day, icy tones on a cold day, or a deep blue on a rainy night. One of my favorite things is you can tap and hold on that widget on your iPhone home screen or And if you want to just choose one color to use the entire time, you can do that or have it dynamically changed depending on the weather conditions. And a cool feature for frequent travelers, Mercury's trip forecast feature automatically shows the weather at your destination right in your daily forecast timeline. So you always see the weather for where you'll be, not just where you are. One of the things I also love about Mercury Weather is the Apple Watch complication. I used the stock weather complication for a long time, and it's fine, but I absolutely love the Mercury Weather one. It has a minimalist design, lots of different options if you want to see more data, but it looks great on the modular ultra watch face that I use all the time, and it's simply the best. And when weather gets serious, as it does in Florida, where I live, Mercury offers storm and hurricane tracking. And hopefully I don't have to use this too much this year, but I will definitely be using it with maps, live positions, forecast paths, cones, intensity. And there's even widgets where you can keep tabs on a specific storm or the closest one right from your home screen. Can't do that with the Stock Weather app. And Mercury is available on all your devices, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. So go to mercuryweather.app.mpu to download Mercury Weather right now. And you can use the link, let them know you came from this show. That's mercuryweather.app.mpu. Try it out, get all the standard features for free. Thanks to Mercury Weather for their support of this show and all of Relay.