How To Change Weather Location Alexa App

To change Alexa's location, simply access the "Devices" section in the Alexa app.
Your Amazon Echo uses your location and Alexa to make accurate weather predictions, along with other features.
It's especially important to change your location if you've moved recently, as your settings may still be linked to your previous address.
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Alexa uses your location to make accurate weather forecasts, amongst other things.

So, if you've moved recently, it's especially important to make sure your address is up to date.

To change your location, you'll have to open the Alexa app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android.

Tap the Devices tab and select your Echo to make edits. You'll be prompted to enter your full address.

You can also change your timezone.

Here's how to do it.

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How to change Alexa's location using the Alexa app

1. Open the Alexa app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android.

2. Tap the Devices tab in the bottom-right corner.

3. Tap "Echo & Alexa" in the top-left corner.

4. Select your device from the list. You may have multiple Echo or Echo Dots linked to the same account.

5. Scroll down and tap "Device Location." You should also see "Time Zone" listed below.

6. Enter your street address, city, region, and zip code. You can also change your country at the top of the page.

7. Tap the blue "Save" option in the top-right corner to complete the process.

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Marissa Perino is a former editorial intern covering executive lifestyle. She previously worked at Cold Lips in London and Creative Nonfiction in Pittsburgh. She studied journalism and communications at the University of Pittsburgh, along with creative writing. Find her on Twitter: @mlperino.