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How to Weather the Weather Icons on the Weather App: Not a Tongue Twister

Productos aplicables： Smartphones Versión del sistema： ColorOS 13，ColorOS 12.X，ColorOS 12，ColorOS 11，ColorOS 7.X，ColorOS 7.2，ColorOS 7.1，ColorOS 7.0，ColorOS 6.1，ColorOS 6.0，ColorOS 5.2，ColorOS 5.1，ColorOS 5.0，ColorOS 3.X，ColorOS 3.2，ColorOS 3.1，ColorOS 3.0

We usually check the weather app, obviously for the weather. The usuals: is it going to rain? How hot would it be? When will it snow? Or just swiping your favorite place's weather and wishing you are there experiencing the condition first-hand. But also, you can be a little nosy and wonder what those weather details mean. Read on!

Weather details

Temperature Felt. It's the warmth and coldness of the outside air. What it feels like. The weather app might say the temperature is 23°C, but check Temperature Felt, and it will give you a different result.

Visibility. It measures how an object or light can be seen still even from a distance.

UV. Stands for Ultraviolet radiation, which measures the energy produced by the sun and other artificial sources like *solariums. Be vigilant, UV radiation can cause skin cancer.