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Answers to the usual questions. For anything else, write to us; we read every note.

Reading it

What is the ribbon?

The ribbon is the next ninety minutes. Its height is the chance of rain, and above the top dotted line rain is likely. Its colour is how hard it would fall: greens are light, yellows and oranges moderate, reds and magentas heavy.

Location

Why does it ask where I am?

To forecast for your block rather than your city. The app only looks while it's open and sends only the coordinates. You can say no and choose places by name: tap Change next to the place name.

Rain alerts

My alerts aren't arriving

  • Check that Rain alerts is on in the app's settings (the gear).
  • Check iOS Settings → Notifications → Ninety Sky, and that a Focus mode isn't silencing it.
  • Alerts follow the last place you looked at in the app, and they're quiet between 10pm and 7am local time.
  • You'll get at most one of each kind (rain coming, starting, ending) every half hour.
Widgets

Adding the widget

Long-press your home screen, tap Edit, then Add Widget, and find Ninety Sky. It comes in small, medium and large sizes and follows whichever place you last looked at in the app. It refreshes more often when rain is close.

Coverage

Where does it work?

The contiguous United States. It's built on NOAA's radar mosaic and models, which cover the lower 48 states.

Your data

Deleting what you've sent

We keep very little: see the privacy policy. To have anything deleted, write to hello@ninetysky.com and we'll take care of it.

Contact

Still stuck?

Use Send feedback at the bottom of the app or the website, or email hello@ninetysky.com. If a forecast missed, tell us where and when, and what really happened; we'll look it up.

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