The iOS Weather app got a major overhaul with the release of iOS 16. You can now add weather widgets to your home screen, view detailed weather analytics, and even get notified about severe weather for your current location.

However, all these improvements seem to be taking their toll on the batteries, with users seemingly losing a significant amount of charge due to the weather app running in the background. So how do you fix this? Let’s find out!

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Here's how to fix the Weather app battery drain on your iOS 16 device.