Today I replied to Apple's email suggesting I look to the forums for help. Thanks Ben for your reply. However this gives me no confidence that Apple support is even aware of this issue that is affecting more developers every day. For those affected, it’s very serious and possibly existential to their app. Is there no way to catch the eye of someone that might help? Us developers stuck and waiting for a solution would be cheered to know an Apple representative was at least taking a look. Thanks again, Wayne

Just to add some detail, I saw a similar error early on when I was first trying to implement WeatherKiit. As you know you have to enable it in 3 places: WeatherKit enabled in app's Signing and Capabilities tab in Xcode WeatherKit enabled at the Developer site, https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/identifiers/bundleId/edit/ Capabilities tab and App Services tab Getting these things set right was crucial to solving this problem in the past. Now it's not enough.

Same problem here. My app has been in the App Store for years, successfully fetching weather from Apple. I have: WeatherKit enabled in my app's Signing and Capabilities tab in Xcode WeatherKit enabled at the Developer site, https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/identifiers/bundleId/edit/ Capabilities tab WeatherKit enabled at the Developer site, https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/identifiers/bundleId/edit/ App Services tab Getting these things set right were crucial to solving this problem in the past. Now it's not enough. I'll try the posted solution if nobody has a better idea. What a PITA waste of my time.

My app is a smart home controller and makes decisions based on local weather. Users have been seeing absurdly wrong (10°F off) current temperatures, and of course that's a problem. I've seen similar complaints on Reddit and one poster claims that Apple switched from whatever DarkSky was using (which seemed accurate) to a predictive model from IBM. Compare iOS15 to iOS16 and you may see large discrepancy in the Weather app.

I have succeeded in fetching weather data during an app refresh in the background! So it is indeed possible and it's been working great. My app already had background app refresh set up to launch a URL session, and I no longer need that now that WeatherKit can fetch the data I need. My question now, before I push my new version out to the store, is how to handle any errors that WeatherKit might throw at me. I don't want the app to crash if the service goes down or whatever. The documentation describes a WeatherError but I'm confused over how to implement that. Need an example

If you're still looking for a solution, try this: Sign into your developer account. Choose "Certificates, IDs and Profiles", then choose "Identifiers". Your sample app and identifier should appear on the list. Select it. On the screen that comes up you'll notice there are two tabs, Capabilities and App Services. WeatherKit must be checked ON BOTH tabs, and you must hit the SAVE button in the upper right for the checkmark to "stick".

Same. How do you Simulate a Background Fetch like we used to? MacOS 14.2.1 Xcode 15.2 Current Simulator device is iOS 17.2 iPhone 15 Pro Max

I did it! The key learning for me was to "include .minute" in the weather query and to then receive back an array of minute-by-minute data. You can then step thru the forecast array and pick out the data you need, in my case the precipitationChance. Successful code: import Foundation import WeatherKit @Observable class WeatherManager { private let weatherService = WeatherService() var weather: CurrentWeather? var forcast: Forecast<MinuteWeather>? var pop: [Double] = [] // Will build this array with precipitationChance for each minute forward func getWeather(lat: Double, long: Double) async { do { let weatherFetch = try await weatherService.weather(for: .init(latitude: lat, longitude: long), including: .current, .minute) weather = weatherFetch.0 // The current weather forcast = weatherFetch.1 // The forecast by minute for the next hour or so var i: Int = -1 forcast?.forEach { weatherEntry in // This loop loads the precipitationChance values into the pop array i = i + 1 let timer = DateFormatter.localizedString(from: weatherEntry.date, dateStyle: .short, timeStyle: .short) pop.append(weatherEntry.precipitationChance) print("Time \(i): \(timer) = \(pop[i])") // Time and printing are for debugging } } catch let error { print("Failed to get the weather and/or forecast. \(error)") } } // close getWeather function var icon: String { guard let iconName = weather?.symbolName else { return "--" } return iconName } var temperature: String { guard let temp = weather?.temperature else { return "--" } let convert = temp.converted(to: .fahrenheit).value return String(Int(convert)) + "°F" } var humidity: String { guard let humidity = weather?.humidity else { return "--" } let computedHumidity = humidity * 100 return String(Int(computedHumidity)) + "%" } var pressure: String { guard let press = weather?.pressure else { return "--" } let convertP = press.converted(to: UnitPressure.inchesOfMercury).value return String((convertP)) + " in. Hg" } var UVindex: String { guard let uv = weather?.uvIndex.value else { return "--" } return "\(uv)" + " index" } var POP: String { if pop.count > 11 { // Check that there are at least 11 minutes of forecast data var chance = pop[10] * 100.0 // Report the forecast for the (arbitrary) 11th entry return String(Int(chance)) + "%" } else { return "--" } } }

Tests complete. I can successfully use the FlightPlanner demo or a simpler project from here: https://github.com/coledennis/WeatherKit_CoreLocation_SwiftUI_Tutorial ... (before and) after changing the bundle ID to my own, one which I have registered for WeatherKit. This was not the case when I started, though. But, a playground with any of the code samples above still throws the same errors as before. I can abandon trying to use Playground to learn my way around WeatherKit. I'll switch to using demo apps. I thought it would make things easier and faster to use a Playground but that's obviously not the case.

Another clue? Following the example at https://blog.makwanbk.com/weatherkit-build-a-simple-ios-weather-app, I put the following code in my playground and got the error below. It's pretty much the same as before but now expressed in a localized description. I was looking at my developer account and discovered I have no current provisioning profiles. Would that do it? As I said the Airport Forecast example app works in Simulator import UIKit import WeatherKit import CoreLocation let service = WeatherService() let currentLocation = CLLocation(latitude: 37.7749, longitude: 122.4194) do { let weather = try await service.weather(for: currentLocation) print(weather) let currentWeather = Weather(temperature: weather.currentWeather.temperature.value, condition: weather.currentWeather.condition.rawValue, symbolName: weather.currentWeather.symbolName, humidity: weather.currentWeather.humidity, isDaylight: weather.currentWeather.isDaylight) print(currentWeather) } catch { assertionFailure(error.localizedDescription) } struct Weather { let temperature: Double let condition: String let symbolName: String let humidity: Double let isDaylight: Bool static func empty() -> Weather { Weather(temperature: 0, condition: "", symbolName: "", humidity: 0, isDaylight: false) } } __lldb_expr_17/Weather.playground:31: Fatal error: The operation couldn’t be completed. (WeatherDaemon.WDSJWTAuthenticatorServiceProxy.Errors error 0.)

I'm having a harder time trying that than you'd expect. Getting it to work in an app was what I was trying to avoid by using the playground to get my code working first. Does your question/answer imply that it SHOULD be working in a playground? I mean, does that code work for you?

Update: This code does not crash the app, and the error returned hints that I might have an access issue. I'm still wondering if this is even possible in a playground. As an aside, I have successfully used Apple's Flight Planner app that is offered as a WeatherKit demo. So my account seems to be "authorized" or whatever the word is. import UIKit import WeatherKit import CoreLocation let sanFrancisco = CLLocation(latitude: 37.7749, longitude: 122.4194) do { let weather = try await WeatherService().weather(for: sanFrancisco) } catch { print(error) } This produces the error: xpcConnectionFailed(Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4097 "connection to service named com.apple.weatherkit.authservice" UserInfo={NSDebugDescription=connection to service named com.apple.weatherkit.authservice}) Playground execution failed: error: execution stopped with unexpected state. error: Execution was interrupted. The process has been left at the point where it was interrupted, use "thread return -x" to return to the state before expression evaluation.

Does that code not crash your Xcode? Again, it's in a playground.

This is still an open question. @naticio, your reply suggests that it cannot run in the background. Am I misreading you? The inability to check the weather occasionally without user input would be a HUGE negative for WeatherKit. It means you can't "warn" the user of significant weather changes like imminent rain. Related question: Is it possible to play with weatherKit in an Xcode playground? So far I can reliably crash Xcode by even attempting this. I'll post this as a separate question.

I found another observation of the problem here: https://github.com/react-native-picker/picker/issues/212