This concept shows what the Weather app would look like in iPadOS

iPadOS arrived as its own operating system for the iPad a few years ago. However, until then iOS was adapted to the needs of all iDevices with the aim of providing an increasingly complete ecosystem. But there were certain limitations. For many years, users have been waiting for the arrival of the official Weather application on the big screen of the iPad. Contrary to expectations, we never saw a glimmer of hope that Apple would bring the app to the iPad. This new concept shows what the Weather app would look like on iPad and what additional features could be introduced.

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This new concept posted by Timo Weigelt on Behance shows what the Weather app would look like on iPad. At first glance, it looks like a simple copy between the iOS app on a slightly larger screen. However, the small differences introduced throughout the concept would give the keys to differentiate the two applications.

First, information blocks could be customized as if they were widgets by adding, for example, ‘rainfall’ or ‘wind direction’. With this function we would allow generate custom time screens based on the data that we would like to know at some point. I also know would introduce a new landscape mode since the official app has no landscape design. This design would look great on the iPad screen with a double column design where places to check would be on the right and weather information on the left.

On the other hand, add new mobile maps different from those of wind and precipitation which would provide more information to users. And, finally, a small sign is added that the application would be created via Catlyst, which also would bring the Weather app to the new macOS.