SunnySky · Weather you can question
Email support@sunnyweather.co. We read everything and usually reply within two business days. If you are reporting a bug, telling us your device, iOS version, and roughly when it happened makes it far easier to find.
SunnySky is not a safety service. Warnings in the app come from your national weather service, but forecasts can be wrong and community reports are unverified observations by other people. In severe weather, follow official guidance from your weather service and local authorities. Severe weather alerts are never behind a paywall.
You do not need to sign up to look around. On the sign-in screen, choose Explore without an account to open a sample session with example reports and follows already in place. Live weather for your location is real; the reports and people are samples.
SunnySky has no passwords. You enter your email and we send a six-digit code that signs you in. If the code does not arrive, check your spam folder, then request a new one — codes expire after a few minutes. Still stuck? Email us and we will sort it out.
SunnySky uses your location to show conditions where you are. Your precise position stays on your device. Reports and asks you post are shared at neighborhood level, never as your exact GPS position, and you can set any city manually instead of granting location access at all.
In the app, open Profile and scroll to Delete account. It asks twice, then erases your account and its data. You can also request deletion from the web.
Every community report carries a menu with Report, Mute, and Block. Blocking hides that person from you in both directions, and you can manage everyone you have blocked from your Profile. Flagged content is reviewed and removed if it breaks the terms. To escalate something urgent, email support@sunnyweather.co.
SunnySky compares several independent forecasts rather than reprinting one. See every source it reads and what each one is used for.
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