An alarm clock that wakes you with a song that matches the weather.
Questions, bugs, or ideas? Email Charles Wells at sirchas@gmail.com. Please include your iPhone model and iOS version if you're reporting a problem.
On iOS 26 and later, WeatherWake uses Apple's alarm system, so it rings even when your phone is locked or on silent. Make sure Alarms is allowed in WeatherWake → Settings → Permissions (or in the iOS Settings app under WeatherWake). On iOS 17–25, WeatherWake uses repeating notifications instead; keep notifications allowed and your volume up. You can check everything in WeatherWake → Settings → Test it → "Test alarm in 10 seconds."
Only to look up the forecast where you are, so it can pick the right song. Your location is rounded to about 1 km and sent straight from your phone to the free Open-Meteo weather service. It's never sent to us. If you say no, WeatherWake uses the last place it knew, or assumes clear skies. You can change this any time in the iOS Settings app → WeatherWake → Location.
Open WeatherWake once with location allowed so it can refresh. Settings shows when the weather was last checked. WeatherWake checks again shortly before each alarm when iOS allows it.
Open the Music tab. Pick a style (Pop, Country, Classical, Lo-fi, Rock & Jazz, Oldies, Soul, or Folk) to fill every kind of weather at once, or tap a weather to choose its own song, preview it, or add an audio file from your phone. Credits for the included songs are at the bottom of the Music tab.
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Weather data by Open-Meteo.com.