WeatherBug

WeatherBug has not been updated to a native Apple Silicon build. The most recent version detected in our searches (1.0.2 from 2016) is Intel-only (x86 architecture), and there is no evidence of active development or a native arm64 release since then. Given that we are now May 2026 and Apple will remove Rosetta 2 support in macOS 28 (September 2028), WeatherBug will stop working entirely in roughly 27 months unless the developer ships a native build. Rather than wait, consider switching to a well-maintained alternative that already runs natively on Apple Silicon: iWeather or Weather Dock are both free, actively updated, and run natively on M-series Macs. If you prefer something more minimal, macOS Monterey and later include a native built-in Apple Weather app (in System Settings and the Notification Center) that handles basic forecasts without a separate download. Contact the developer at AWS/Earth Networks if you want to report the lack of Apple Silicon support — sometimes an email from users can prompt a fresh build — but do not rely on it happening before the Rosetta 2 deadline.