Numerous iPhone users have reported anomalies in the built-in Weather app, with temperatures for November 13 in multiple domestic locations displaying -28°C to -32°C—sharply inconsistent with actual temperatures of around 10°C or higher—sparking widespread discussion. Industry insiders suggest the issue is most likely an error in Apple's weather backend data, where data from overseas extreme cold regions was mistakenly matched to domestic cities. Apple Customer Service stated that the preliminary assessment points to an abnormality in page display or backend data sources rather than a phone hardware issue, and users can monitor whether the app data recovers automatically.
