Are you having a hard time accessing the weather forecast on your iPhone?

You're not alone. A lot of Lafayette residents thought that they were having connectivity issues due to their weather app not opening up. For some users, there was a blank background and dashes where the temperature should have been displayed.

The Apple Weather app has literally one function and it's usually pretty solid, but over the last few days, there have been issues for many iPhone users.

While numerous reports have detailed the app not working consistently, or simply not loading at all, it's worth noting that a few days ago an outage did occur within the app and some say things haven't been normal since.

Users have described the app experience as "erratic" and many have been left frustrated being that the Weather app is a crucial tool that many people rely on to plan their days and weeks ahead of time.

Apple seems to have acknowledged the issues in a tweet from the official Apple Support account.

There wasn't an official ETA for the fix, but Apple did provide a link that showed "2 resolved issues" with the Weather app.

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Personally, I checked my weather app this morning around 5 a.m. and it wasn't loading properly. Since then, it has seemingly been back on track—perfect timing to let me know that thunderstorms are approaching just as I wrap up this story.

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Did you experience any wonky issues with your Apple Weather app over the last few days or hours? If so, I hope things have returned to normal for you as well so you can dodge these storms (and any future storms) too.

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