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    Astro card: New function inside the app

14:00
11 February 2023

Astro card
New function inside the app

astro card

Have you checked out our brand new Astro feature, now live inside the app?

You asked, and we listened! Following numerous suggestions from our users, the Weather & Radar team has worked on the presentation and integration of the moon phases in the application.

Available under the webcams and above the UV index, you can now view our new "Astro" section by sliding vertically on the homepage.

You will also find information on the rising and setting of the moon and sun. Don't forget to update the app to version 2023.3.1, to get access to these new details!

You can also find our "lunar calendar" for the dates of full and new moons. Let us know what you think!

Weather & Radar editorial team
Have you checked out our brand new astro card feature now inside the app?

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