If your Moto Watch 40 isn’t showing accurate weather data, try these steps to resolve the issue:

1. Check Location Settings

• Accurate weather depends on your phone’s location services.

• Make sure location services are enabled and your watch is syncing correctly with your phone’s GPS data.

2. Verify Weather Data Availability

• Weather information comes from OpenWeatherMap, which relies on geographical coordinates.

• In remote areas or places with less coverage, weather data may be limited or slightly inaccurate.

• You can compare with other weather apps (like Google Weather) to check for consistency.

3. Consider Weather Station Differences

• Sometimes, weather data may appear slightly off because your location is closer to a different weather station.

• OpenWeatherMap pulls data from the nearest station, which can cause small discrepancies.

4. Sync Your Watch

• If weather data seems outdated, resync your Moto Watch 40 with your phone.

• Ensure both the watch and the Moto Watch Lite app are connected to the internet. A quick resync often fixes the issue.

5. Update Software

• Make sure your watch and app are running the latest software versions.

• Updates often fix bugs and improve the performance of features, including weather updates.

6. Restart Your Watch

• If issues persist, restart your Moto Watch 40:

  1. Press and hold the button for 30 seconds to power off.

  2. Turn the watch back on.

• Restarting can refresh the system and fix minor glitches.