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Google Weather receives a redesign from Material You, Finally featuring the bold design common to other Google Apps

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(Image credit- HT Tech) The much-needed update of the Google Weather app was announced earlier with a screenshot that gives the general public a good idea of what to anticipate from its upcoming version. One of the most recognizable updates to Google Weather is the new Material You theme, which will soon be what users see anytime they check the forecasts for their current day or the days ahead. It's Content Google's Weather app is getting a revamp, as other Google features or applications are also receiving it, and they will all have the same appearance that uses the new theme. With its redesign, Google Weather is receiving the Material You treatment. The popular weather app Google Weather, which is used by millions of users to find trustworthy weather reports, has undergone a big overhaul that was motivated by Material You. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1200"]Google Weather gets a Material Theme design refresh Image credit- XDA Developers[/caption] According to the reports, a Googler shared a screenshot of the new home page via Twitter. The update gives the Weather app a new, unified appearance while streamlining the user experience and enhancing functionality. The inclusion of a single main feed within the app is one of the most noticeable improvements in the Material You redesign. In the past, users had to switch between tabs to obtain different weather-related information. The most recent version offers a more user-friendly and effective experience by condensing all crucial meteorological information into a single screen. What to Expect from the Material You Redesign for Google Weather Google Weather now fully supports the dark theme to match Material You's style. A screenshot from Neil Sargeant depicts the app's sole page with a single landing that displays everything. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="600"]Google Weather sees Material You Redesign, Finally Features the Bold Looks  Like Other Google Apps | Tech Times Image credit- Tech Times[/caption] A new pill-shaped search bar specifically for weather-related questions is present in the updated Google Weather user interface. In addition to providing other details like weather conditions, high and low temperatures for the day, and the "Feels like" condition, the top of the page will display the "Now" forecast based on their location and time. To receive a thorough understanding of temperature variations throughout the day, users can easily swipe through the hourly weather. Similar to this, the 10-day forecast gives consumers a thorough picture of the weather trends over the next 10 days, which aids in planning. The renowned Material You is a design icon from Google that is used in many of its products and unifies the user experience of all the Mountain View company has to offer. Also read: Google’s Find My Device app now has a new look and feel When customers activate the new features from the firm, they might notice the Material You in a variety of apps, including YouTube, Google's Office Suite, UI, and more. The Weather app's Material You revamp by Google demonstrates the company's dedication to offering an aesthetically beautiful and intuitive user experience. Google has simplified and improved the user experience for users all over the world by adding a dark theme, streamlining the user interface, and improving search capability.  

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