Ever wished you could know in advance if it's about to rain or snow? Now, with the iPhone Weather app, you can receive weather alerts directly on your iPhone, informing you when rain or snow is expected.

This feature proves especially helpful as seasons change, particularly for those living in regions where weather conditions heavily influence daily choices. You'll be able to decide whether to carry a raincoat, umbrella, winter jacket, or any other gear needed to face bad weather.

How to Enable Rain and Snow Alerts on iPhone

To start receiving rain and snow notifications on your iPhone, ensure that the Weather app has "Always" location access enabled by going to Settings > Weather > Location > Always. Additionally, make sure you're running an updated version of iOS.

1. Launch the “Weather” app on your iPhone

2. Tap the (…) triple dot icon located in the top right corner of the main weather screen
   

3. Switch on the toggle for “My Location” so you can get real-time rain and snow alerts based on your current location
   

Once this setting is active, your iPhone will send a push notification when severe weather is expected, such as “Heavy Rain Soon,” “Light Rain Soon,” or “Snow Soon,” along with the estimated time it will begin.

You also have the option to enable weather alerts for specific locations if you'd prefer to monitor places other than your current one.

As long as the Weather app maintains continuous location access, the weather alerts will update automatically as you move between locations, like while driving.

This is definitely a useful tool—so go ahead and try it out on your iPhone.

Also, note that these weather alerts are separate from official emergency alerts issued by the government through the FCC and FEMA, which may include urgent weather-related warnings such as tornado or flash flood alerts.

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