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    Keep your loved ones safe with this feature.

02:00 AM
February 11, 2022

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Weather can change quickly, and if you're not paying attention, it can sometimes catch you by surprise. Let's face it, everyone has walked out of the house on a sunny morning, only to realize they should have packed an umbrella a few hours later.

However, as a savvy forecast follower like yourself, there is something you can do to help your friends and family avoid being stuck in the rain clueless. You can share the forecast!

If you scroll down on the app's home page you will notice a few share icons at the top right corner of several in-app features including, the weather map preview, the 14-day weather trend, and even specialized forecast updates by our expert meteorologists.

To share any of these features, tap on the share icon at the top right-hand corner, followed by the location you wish to share the feature too. Of course, our personal favorite is Facebook, Instagram, or other social media platforms. That way, when a dangerous storm, or high-impact weather is on the way we can reach more people with just a simple tap.

Want to share a link to the app? First, scroll down on the app's home screen until the share icon appears at your screen's very top right corner. Then, tap on the icon, and you will be prompted with a few options to share on your phone.

Federico Di Catarina
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