Many times these problems are related to the operating system itself. However, please try one of the following options, as some have successfully fixed issues for other users:
Make sure that your watch OS and iOS and Dark Sky are all running the most up-to-date versions
Restart your watch
Delete Dark Sky from your watch and reinstall
Delete Dark Sky from your phone and reinstall it from the App Store
If you tap the location bar at the top of the app you will be able to search for a new location. We save your past search locations so you can find them again easily.
Please make sure you have Location permissions turned on for Dark Sky. Navigate to your phone’s Android Settings > Apps > Dark Sky and turn on Location permissions. If you are using Android 6, you can visit Permissions directly, to make sure Location is turned on for Dark Sky.
No, this should not drain your battery. Dark Sky uses Android’s built-in location services, which are designed to minimize battery usage while operating in the background.
If you tap the location bar at the top of the app you will be able to search for a new location. We save your past search locations so you can find them again easily.
Please make sure you have Location Services turned on for Dark Sky. You can check by going to the iPhone Settings > App > Privacy > Location Services, and then scroll to Dark Sky.
No, this will not drain your battery. Dark Sky does not use GPS, which can be a big battery hog, to get your location in the background. Rather, your phone will periodically find your location via wifi and cell tower triangulation, which doesn’t have an adverse effect on battery.
Make sure you’ve given permission for Dark Sky to use your location and that you haven’t removed permission for Dark Sky to send notifications. Navigate to your phone’s Android Settings > Apps > Dark Sky and turn on both Location and Notification permissions.
On Android 6 you can visit Permissions directly to make sure Location is turned on and Notifications are enabled. On Android versions 4 & 5, make sure the “Show Notifications” box is checked.
Please make sure you have Location Services and Notifications turned on for Dark Sky. Location Services: you can check by going to the iPhone Settings > App > Privacy > Location Services, and then scroll to Dark Sky. It should be set to Always. Notifications: go to iPhone Settings > App > Notifications, and then scroll down to Dark Sky. It should be set to On. If neither of these solve your problem, please uninstall and redownload the app (this is free ‐ you will not be charged!).
We take forecasting very seriously at Dark Sky and strive to be as accurate as possible. Our team actively monitors all of the available weather data and uses it to improve the forecasts that we deliver to you. You can see our data sources here:
https://darksky.net/dev/docs/sources
Dark Sky is available in the United States (including Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico), and the United Kingdom, and Ireland, but we are actively working to expand our coverage. Stay tuned!
Dark Sky uses a wide range of government weather data sources, which are aggregated together statistically to provide the most accurate forecast possible for a given location. You can see our weather data sources here:
https://darksky.net/dev/docs/sources