Analog weather

- more recently: a 12-hour temperature forecast inside the cloud bands — as a ring of radial spark bars or a thin curve, with optional high/low markers. - Weather forecast on the dial Rain forecast: a blue band around the bezel showing the next 12 hours of rain — it deepens as rain gets heavier (12 o'clock = soonest hour, clockwise). Dry hours stay clear. Cloud cover: three grey lines (low / mid / high altitude) that float inward from the rim and thicken with each layer's coverage. Colour runs white → grey → blue-grey, only shifting toward the "storm" tint when rain is actually forecast or likely. Both fetched in the background from Open-Meteo; uses your watch location or a manual lat/long override. - Big battery / always-on improvements Reworked rendering (offscreen buffering + cached settings) so the face does far less work each second — easier on battery. Fixed the weather bands tripping the Always-On Display power budget; always-on now stays on. New Weather in Always-On setting (off by default): shows a low-power version of the forecast while the screen is dimmed — dim grey cloud bands that fade in and out and get darker the more overcast it is, plus thin rain arcs. - Look & feel New default Rounded Lume hand style (capsule hands with a hollow lume channel). Cloud Color Ripple toggle for the cloud band colouring. Settings added this release: Rain Forecast, Cloud Cover, Cloud Color Ripple, Weather in Always-On, Location Override.

New: a 12-hour wind forecast — a thin white line just inside the bezel that peels off the rim as the wind rises and flutters with the gusts: the wigglier the line, the gustier the hour. Also new: a Temperature Units setting (Watch Setting / °C / °F) for the high/low values.