The Met Office has responded after 80 leisure attractions pooled together to complain about misleading weather icons that drastically impact attendance.

Chester Zoo is leading a push to change how weather forecasts are displayed on mobile phone apps - warning that "misleading" ...

Misleading rain icons on the Met Office app are costing visitor attractions up to £137,000 a day in lost revenue, businesses ...

Bosses at the zoo, backed by the likes of RHS Gardens, the Eden Project and Blenheim Palace, have united warn that misleading ...

A group of Britain's most popular tourist attractions has hit out at weather apps after complaining they are costing them millions by putting off visitors.

Chester Zoo leads campaign urging the Met Office to improve rain icons on weather apps, citing lost revenue for attractions like Eden Project and RHS Gardens.

Chester Zoo is leading a national push backed by more than 80 other attractions ...

CHESTER Zoo is calling for changes to weather forecasts on phone apps to help entertainment venues not lose money.

The updated app features a fresh layout designed to make it easier to find the stories and information that matter most to you.

Philip Miller MBE, owner of Adventure Island and Sealife Adventure, has joined growing calls to reconsider the use of daily icons in weather forecasts ...