How To Get The Temperature On Snapchat | Metro News

Whether the weather is extremely warm or horribly cold there is nothing better than sending your friends a smug snap with the temperature included.

The temperature feature on Snapchat allows the app to clock into your phone’s data and syncs to the temperature in your area.

This feature used to be available as a filter on Snapchat, in that once you had taken a picture you could swipe right a couple of times until the temperature popped up.

Then you could tap on the temperature filter to get the temperature as a weather forecast and choose to have it show up as Fahrenheit or Celsius.

Snapchat recently updated the temperature, time and battery features that were once available as filters.

Now you will find the temperature feature in your sticker bank.

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The time, temperature and battery filters have been transferred to stickers which now gives you the opportunity to move them around and resize them.

All you have to do is go to the sticker bank once your have taken a photo or video, the sticker bank will be on your right side when you are editing the photo.

It is the middle button on the right panel.

A whole bank of stickers will pop-up with the temperature and time stickers at the very top.

Then you need to click the sticker you want and it will pop-up in the middle of your photo or video snap.

You can pinch the screen to make the sticker smaller or bigger and drag around to position.

Tap on the sticker to change it into Fahrenheit or Celsius or to get up the weather forecast, this works the same for the time sticker.

If you are adding the temperature to a video you can, press and hold the sticker in a certain place and it will move with the video.

If you want to get rid of the sticker, you simply drag the sticker into the bin icon on the right side.

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