Why is the precipitation on the apple map white?

On the Apple map, precipitation is usually shown as white, because white can well represent rain, snow or other forms of precipitation in the weather. Precipitation usually appears on maps, providing real-time weather information and forecast. By displaying precipitation in white, it can be more clearly distinguished from other map elements, such as roads and buildings. In addition, Apple Maps may use other colors to represent different types of weather phenomena. For example, blue may represent waters or oceans, and red may represent hot spots or hot weather. It should be noted that the color settings of these maps may vary according to different regions and specific weather phenomena. Therefore, when using Apple Maps or other weather applications, it is recommended to know the color coding and legend of the application in advance to ensure an accurate understanding of the weather information displayed on the map.