Apple’s Weather app is currently down for many users, with reports indicating that the issues began at around 11 p.m. ET on Monday night. The app had been experiencing intermittent issues in the recent past, but this seems to be the first time that it has gone offline entirely for large numbers of people. Apple’s support page indicates that they are aware of the problem and are working to resolve it as quickly as possible. The company is urging affected users to “[contact] Apple Support if you still can’t get your weather app to work.” While there is no word yet on what caused the outage or when it will be resolved, this incident underscores just how important weather apps can be when severe weather strikes local areas or larger regions.
TechGround staff say that they are not seeing any data or widgets loading on their devices when opening up the app. Furthermore, some users have also reported that they are not being able to see Widgets. This might be an indication that the app is having some connectivity issues. We will update this news story as more information becomes available.
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It seems that Apple’s other services and apps are still functioning as normal, which is good news for its users. This suggests that whatever was causing the outages has been resolved. We’ll keep you updated as further information becomes available.
Apple’s online services were down for customers around the world on Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 1. According to reports, including one from TechCrunch, the outage appears to have started just after 1 p.m. Pacific Time and may have lasted until around 4 p.m., though there was some variation in time frames depending on where customers were located. Customers who tried logging into their iCloud accounts or using Apple
