What's this mean? (Weather widget)

Josias

macrumors 68000

Original poster

• Feb 17, 2007

• #1

I just checked my weather widget and got this?

10 minutes ago it displayed bright sunlight. Næstved is the city where I go to school, it is around 30 km from where I live, and it's sunny/cloudy where I am. Is this just an error. I didn't get to check my Vista weather widget, and though I'm sure it's no big deal, I just wanted to be sure what it was.

Also, I can't remembe how to do the trick where you cycle through the different types of weather the widget can display.😀

 

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Eraserhead

macrumors G4

• Feb 17, 2007

• #2

Command-Alt to cycle them. 😉

 

grapes911

Moderator emeritu

• Feb 17, 2007

• #3

If you click on the city name and it will open up a browser window with a more detailed weather report. Usually there will be a label describing the current weather condition. But...I believe that this is probably an error (since you said it was sunny). Click command + r to refresh the widget and see if anything changes.

 

Josias

macrumors 68000

Original poster

• Feb 17, 2007

• #4

Thanks alot. I clicked the city name, and apparently that means "clear" weather. I knew the Cmd+R thingy (cool effect😉 ), but thanks a lot. Just got worried the moon was falling down.😛

Also, thanks for the Cmd+Alt tip. 🙂

 

comictimes

macrumors 6502a

• Feb 17, 2007

• #5

speaking of the weather widget, mine just says "NaN" at every place where a temperature should be displayed, and has no pictures... any ideas why this is happening? My internet's working fine...

edit: well it seems that it works fine if I set the city to Boston rather than Worcester... must just be an issue with the weather... station... thingy here

 

MongoTheGeek

macrumors 68040

• Feb 17, 2007

• #6

comictimes said:

speaking of the weather widget, mine just says "NaN" at every place where a temperature should be displayed, and has no pictures... any ideas why this is happening? My internet's working fine...

edit: well it seems that it works fine if I set the city to Boston rather than Worcester... must just be an issue with the weather... station... thingy here

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Sounds like a problem with the data feed. Where are you trying to get data for?

NaN is Not A Number.