What do you call an iPhone weather icon with a snowflake and a thermometer?

The iPhone weather icon is a snowflake and a thermometer called "cold" weather. Related icons are also sunny - "sun", stormy - "clouds + lightning", partly cloudy - "clouds + sun", with blowing snow - "snow + airflow", hot - "sun + thermometer", stormy - "clouds" +Lightning" and so on.

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When a meteorological observer observes a certain weather phenomenon, he should record the corresponding symbol in the "Weather Phenomenon" column of the observation book on that day, except for a few phenomena. , and its start and end times should be recorded at the same time. Based on these symbols, combined with the intensity, coexistence and certain characteristics of weather phenomena, a set of symbols that can be filled in on weather maps is called map-filling symbols.

The weather data used in the Weather app comes from The Weather Channel. If you have trouble getting accurate weather information, tap the icon in the lower left corner to go directly to the source of your weather data.

To remove a city from your weather list, swipe left on the city, then tap Remove. To rearrange the order of cities on the list, touch and hold the city, then move up or down to reorder.

To add a city to your weather list, follow these steps: Tap the three horizontal lines, then tap the plus icon. Enter a city name, zip code, or airport location. Once you see the city you want to add, tap it.