Automatic weather alerts on your phone, such as those provided by the Google app, are useful, but sometimes you may need more fine-tune set alerts when outside temperatures reach a precise mark or rain or storms occur. As are some atmospheric conditions. Plus, setting up automatic alerts at desired temperature levels frees you from the hassle of regularly checking the weather app on your phone or the weather bulletin on the television.
Being able to set such alerts may seem like it requires some advanced setup but there are apps that can make it almost hassle free. In just a few easy steps, you can set up custom weather alerts on your phone.
on android
Phase 1: Open Play Store and look for Custom Weather Alerts app.
Phase 2: After launching the app, it will show a quick tour of the app features. Read the tips and keep pressing Next until the tips are over.
step 3: The app will have three tabs – Weather, Alarm and Settings. Under the Settings tab, set the location where you want the app to check the temperature. You can also use GPS to set the location. Additionally, you can choose your preferred display units.
step 4: Now, go to the Alarms tab and press the floating button to add an alarm. Inside the button there will be an icon of an alarm with a plus sign.
Step 5: A pop-up list will open. From the list, you can choose whether you want alerts based on weather conditions such as rain, storm, snow or cloud, or just a set temperature.
Step 6: Once you select an option, for example, temperature, the next pop-up will ask you to further configure your alarm. Using the slider, you can choose the exact temperature at which you want to set your alert. You can choose whether you want to receive alerts if the temperature drops to a set level or rises beyond a set level. You can also choose the time and day for the alert.
Step 7: Enter a description for the alarm and click Add Alarm.
on iPhone/iPad
Phase 1: Open the App Store and look for the Custom Weather Alerts app.
Phase 2: Install Custom Weather Alerts app and open it and create an account. You may need to activate a free trial or subscription to proceed.
step 3: Now, on the bottom bar, touch on ‘Alarms’. Next, in the top-right, touch the plus icon to add an alarm. Give the alarm a name and select the conditions for which you want to receive alerts.
step 4: You can also set a time when the app should check the conditions. After setting up everything you need, tap on the ‘Save’ option on the top-right. Alternatively, you can also use the IFTTT (If This Then That) automation service to receive custom weather alerts over email.
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