When you get there, and what the weather does then

The desktop planner now says when you reach each stop and what the weather is there at that moment, lets you plan at your own pace, and can look for a drier way when the forecast finds rain. The phone has had all three; the desktop uses the same names and asks the same questions.

Each stop, on time

Under every stop after the start, the stop list says arrive about its time, and the weather there at that time: rain, gusts with an arrow where the wind blows, the temperature, and the visibility when it is poor. It comes from the same weather frames as the phone's stops. The same arrivals sit as marks on the profile's forecast row and in a new Stops badge in the route briefing.

One clock

Before, the forecast's cells and the card on the profile could disagree by a few minutes on a route whose pace changes: the cells used the server's sum of the raw turn-by-turn times, the card the route's time as the planner shows it. Now every time on the screen comes from one clock, and the forecast is asked for at exactly those times, so the stop, the card and the cell say the same.

Your pace

A new row under the scenic bias: Relaxed, As planned or Brisk. It re-times the stops, the legs, the card and the forecast, and the route summary adds ≈ 1 h 25 at your pace. The route itself does not change. On the phone the pace is learned from your rides; the desktop will use that too once your account carries it.

Find a drier route

When the forecast finds rain, Find a drier route weighs the planner's own alternatives by the weather along each, at the same departure and pace, and marks the driest. It never trades rain for minutes: when the driest way takes longer, it says how much longer. The alternatives row lists the driest first, the row and the map's chips say each way's weather, and Use makes it the route, with its forecast.