Bruce_G

Thanks Edward, but I'm not able to get a temperature without an API key either.

Thank you, Edward, but maybe I should be more specific: Using a nearby station for example: https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KNYPOUGH56 Here, the PWS is "KNYPOUGH56" without quotes. Some stations have only one digit at the end so they're 9 characters. Instructions for the API key (from the "Keys" tab) are as follows: Typical location is "lat,long" Lat/Long is degrees in dot decimal. For example 12.345 The example above from 2017-03-15 shows degrees west longitude as a negative number. Copying...

Thank you, Edward, but maybe I should be more specific: Using a nearby station for example: https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/KNYPOUGH56 Here, the PWS is "KNYPOUGH56" without quotes. Some stations have only one digit at the end so they're 9 characters. Instructions for the API key (from the "Keys" tab are as follows: Typical location is "lat,long" Lat/Long is degrees in dot decimal. For example 12.345 The example above from 2017-03-15 shows degrees west longitude as a negative number. Copying...

First, thank you for all of the hard work that goes into this app. I love it. I further love the idea that my neighborhood weather station could show up in my menu bar, but I have never been able to get it to work. Currently running version 3.1.8, I have tried (for years) every API key format I can think of, including some, like the one above, that I could not. Could someone please post the format rules for the Weather Underground (wunderground.com) API key? I'm sorry to say that "lat/long" isn't...

Version 3.0.0 not running on OSX 10.9.5