In Taskbar | Weather

Windows 10 users have the feature, which sits near the notification area (system tray) on the right.

Windows 10 uses a feature called to display weather information. How to Enable: Right-click the taskbar. Hover over News and interests . weather in taskbar

By placing the weather front and center, the OS acknowledges that our digital lives do not exist in a vacuum. We have physical bodies that exist in physical spaces, subject to rain, shine, and snow. Bridging that gap—reminding the user that "It is 75°F and sunny outside" while they are buried in spreadsheets—is a subtle nudge to look up, perhaps open a window, or maybe even step away from the screen. Windows 10 users have the feature, which sits

By moving this information to the taskbar, Microsoft (and other OS developers following suit) has passively integrated environmental awareness into your workflow. You no longer have to ask for the weather; the weather tells you it’s there. Hover over News and interests

Click on the weather icon to open the Widgets board. You can then click the three-dot menu on the weather card to change the location, temperature unit (Celsius or Fahrenheit), or pin it.