its been updated but it's appearing as a selection of the complications on the Apple Watch, I'm using the modular face
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How do I load dark sky complication?
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On my Modular face after tapping customize, I tap the center complication which is set for my calendar and use the digital crown to scroll though all of the complications until it reads Dark Sky and I select it and it will show the dark sky data on my watch face where the calendar date was showing.
You have to install the app on your watch first then go select the complication from the watch face. My reply is based on my thinking you left out the word not in your question.
Anyhow, do you guys like this complication more than the default app? I'm not sure I like the complication more than the glance I was using before. Its new and where I am at the moment there is no heat index to tell me if the temp is real or feels like.
Report back later and tell us what you think. I'm not sure its "better" than the stock weather but its the first one to be available.
It's much more accurate than the stock weather app because it uses more weather stations. I have several in my neighborhood which it uses.
I noticed it does more than temperature when rain is coming, the Twitter site shows an umbrella in place of the temperature when rain is on the way. I'm going to have the app installed either way, might as well be a complication.
I put it side-by-side with the stock Weather complication on the Modular face. I might add TWC's complication when it's available and compare all three.
Have the App on my watch, but all I get is installing. All the apps I have just say installing. Does anyone else have this issue? I updated the watch last night at about 10:30pm and left it over night. All the apps should have had plenty of time to update right?
I refuse to use anything TWC branded, overhyped, and corporate $ driven over providing accurate forecasts.
