The Pixel 9's new weather application is available for early download on Android 14 devices via APKmirror. This version is still in development and may have bugs, such as potential device crashes that can be mitigated by clearing the phone's cache. The app has transitioned from being integrated within the clock application to a standalone app, featuring a new user interface with rounded elements while keeping familiar details. Users do not need to sign in to a Google account to use the app, but signing in allows for synchronization of saved locations. Future updates may include additional features like rain notifications, weather forecasts, a weather map, and AI-generated weather summaries. Leaks suggest that preordering the Pixel 9 may offer free storage upgrades and features like call recording and transcription, though there are concerns about the upgrades to the Tensor G4 chip compared to the Tensor G3. Early versions of apps often contain bugs, so waiting for the official release is recommended for the best experience.