It’s not necessarily the genuine radar experience that you get on a mobile device, but it’s a great way to know the weather conditions in advance as you drive toward your destination.Ī split-screen mode is also supported if your display has a wide resolution, but otherwise, the app needs to run in full-screen mode. The app uses color-coded weather information – if you see regions painted in blue, this means you could come across rain if you’re driving in this direction. You can also see the same information for nearby locations, while zooming out lets you access the weather conditions for the entire region, just like in any other traditional weather app. Once launched, WeatherRadar determines and keeps track of your location, displaying the temperature right on the map. This is the first full weather application for Android Auto, as it can provide live information while you drive, along with the current conditions and temperatures around you. For some reason, the landscape mode is not supported for now.Įverything is changing with the debut of Weather & Radar (also referred to by many as WeatherRadar).
Now that Coolwalk is rolling out, this is being updated once again, with the weather information getting its own home in a dedicated card on portrait screens. Back in 2019 when Google launched the redesign that most people are using today, the company removed this widget and introduced a simplified approach, with the weather data moved to the status bar at the top of the screen.
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