Weather on 20: A Personal Weather Channel on Apple TV
Sometimes the useful answer is the old television answer: turn to the weather channel and see what is happening. Weather on 20 gives Bunny Ears TV a continuous local forecast on Channel 20, with optional music from the Plex library you already maintain.
The Weather on 20 vibe
This is a calm, glanceable station for current conditions, the hourly outlook, and the week ahead. It is designed for the few minutes before leaving the house, a quiet background while making coffee, or a quick check during channel surfing.
Weather on 20 uses Apple Weather for forecast data. It is not a cable weather feed, an interactive radar app, or a collection of weather videos from Plex.
What can play on this Apple TV weather channel
The forecast itself is generated live from Apple Weather. If you enable Weather Music, Bunny Ears TV can add eligible songs from the Plex music libraries selected in the app. The soundtrack is a mix shaped by available music metadata, not a single exact playlist picker.
Your forecast location stays device-local. That matters when the Apple TV in the living room and an iPhone away from home should not inherit the same location assumption.
How Weather on 20 fits the Plex channel guide
Channel 20 appears as one continuous live station in the program guide. The visual forecast does not need movies or television episodes from Plex, so it can remain useful even when the selected video libraries are small. Plex is involved only when Weather Music plays audio from the server you selected.
Weather on 20 belongs to the always-free 26-channel Basic package and is intended to be available without Bunny Ears TV+. The app does not insert third-party ads, and any soundtrack remains on your Plex server.
Watch the weather on Apple TV without another server project
I built Bunny Ears TV so the guide could include practical channels as well as movies, television, Radio, and music videos. It runs natively on supported Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad devices. There is no Docker container, IPTV configuration, M3U playlist, XMLTV feed, or separate Bunny Ears TV server software to maintain.
