While being able to view the weather conditions in your car, along with a updated radar, it can even act as a complete navigation app. And as you might expect, Carrot will navigate you with a dose of snark like “Turn left on Rodeo Drive, meatbag” or “You went the wrong way, idiot, now I have to recalculate your entire route.”
Another new features in the update is the ability to automatically start a Live Activity. That will start about 15 minutes before precipitation starts, and you’ll see updates on both the lock screen and Dynamic Island until the rain or snow stops. Previously, you needed to open the app each time precipitation was in the area to start the Live Activity.
Both of the new features require Premium Ultra subscription.
Carrot Weather is for the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro. The app is a free download on the App Store now.
Anyone who downloads the app will be able to find weather conditions on an iOS device or Apple Watch, change Carrot’s personality, and search for secret locations. Access to any other features will require a subscription.
There are three subscription levels that unlock a wide variety of additional features. Premium is $4.99 per month or $19.99 yearly and includes weather data sources, notifications, maps, customization, widgets, and Apple Watch complications.
Premium Ultra is $9.99 per month or $39.99 yearly. It includes all of the Premium features along with rain, lightning, and storm cell notifications where available, super-res radar in the United States, locations list forecasts, a weather maps widget, and quick data source switching.
Premium Family is $14.99 per month or $59.99 year and allows all of the Premium Ultra feature to be shared with up to five family members.
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