Re: Conky Help
I have another conkyForecast question (and this time I searched for answers BEFORE asking big_smile )....
For the current temperature, one uses conkyForecast --location=WHERE --datatype=HT (and --imperial if you want Fahrenheit) if I am not mistaken. However, on my computer right now, the output I am getting for my location (USOH01095... Cleveland, Ohio, USA) is 43 degrees Fahrenheit (that's 6 degrees Celsius). However, if I actually go to weather.com, or look at my cellphone (I have it set up to give me current conditions when I open it up), the temperature is actually about 36 degrees Fahrenheit. I've considered the possibility that using HT I'm getting the forecast for the high temp, however, today's forecast for Cleveland, Ohio is for a high temperature above 60 degrees. I can't figure out where the 43 degrees is coming from.
Another possibility I've considered is that the temperature reflected being pulled from a different source (different location in the city). Whenever I do a search for "Cleveland, Ohio" in weather.com (not for location code purposes), it does give me a few different options (temperature at two different airports in the city, plus a third option elsewhere in the city). Each one though, had a temperature under 40 degrees.
Any ideas?
^Could it have anything to do with how often the conky updates the data coming from Weather.com as well as how often weather.com updates. For example now it's 41F (http://www.weather.com/weather/local/US undeclared) That was the first thing that came in my mind.
Last edited by Hanna (2009-04-17 12:20:11)
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