Check the weather for the next run

The Next run tab has a weather tile for the start of the run, from the Met Office. You don't need to sign in.

Up to 6 days ahead

The tile shows the day's outlook, such as "Friday evening" with the day's high and the night's low, the weather, the chance of rain and the wind in mph. Tap it for more.

From 14 hours before

The tile changes to At the start: the temperature, the weather, the chance of rain and the wind at the start time.

Tap it for Weather for the run: an hour-by-hour forecast for the run, with temperature, rain, wind and gusts. It's updated through the day.

Take water

On a warm day, a blue tile suggests taking water: Hot run from 25°, Warm run from 20° on 10 km or more, and Long run for 16 km or more in any weather. Before the hourly forecast arrives it uses the day's high, for daytime runs. You can also get it as a notification. See Get head torch and take water reminders.

Weather warnings

If a Met Office weather warning covers the start while the run's on, the tile turns yellow, amber or red with a warning triangle, such as Yellow warning. Tap it to read the full warning: what to expect, when it's in force, and a link to the Met Office website.

Check with your club whether the run's going ahead. If it's cancelled, you'll see Cancelled at the top of the tab.

Notes

• The forecast is for the route's start point, or the club's usual area if there's no route yet.
• There's no weather tile for a cancelled run.
• Weather is also kept with your past club runs on the Me tab, for your weather milestones. See Your record, milestones and trophies.