Viewing the altitude and atmospheric pressure
Connect your watch to Huawei Health for automatic calibration before using this
feature.
1 Press the Up button on the watch to open the app list, and then touch Barometer.
2 Swipe up or down on the screen to view the Altitude and Air pressure.
Other settings
• Touch Calibrate on the altitude screen to manually calibrate the altitude.
• Touch Settings on the atmospheric pressure screen to enable or disable Warnings for
Severe weather warning. You can also set Pressure drop. The default warning frequency
is 4 hPa/3 hr, which indicates that a warning will be sent when the accumulated decrease in
atmospheric pressure exceeds the preset frequency (4 hPa) within three hours.
Viewing weather information
Enabling weather reports
Open the Huawei Health app, go to the device details screen, enable Weather reports, and
select a temperature unit (°C or °F).
Viewing weather information
You can check your watch to get the local weather forecast.
1 Open the Weather app in any of the following ways:
• Press the Up button on the watch to open the app list, and touch Weather (
).
• Swipe right on the screen until you
nd the Weather card, to check your location, and
get the weather information. Touch the Weather card to open it.
• Set a watch face that is able to display the weather. Once this is set, you will be able to
get the latest weather information directly from the home screen. Touch the weather
information to open the Weather app.
2 Swipe up or down on the screen to view the weather information for the week, Sun,
Moon, Moon phase, and Tide.
Tidal queries are only supported in certain regions.
• Make sure that GPS is enabled on your phone, the Huawei Health app is allowed to
obtain your location information, and that your phone is in an open area with GPS
reception.
• The weather information displayed on your watch may dier slightly from that
displayed on your phone, since the information is pushed from the Huawei Health app
and collected from dierent weather service providers.
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