I was wondering this same thing myself. I wanted to backup my raspberry pi sd card to another card that I have which is alot faster. Turns out the raspberry pi site has instructions on how to do this

I can’t wait to have this on the mirror as in NY humidity in summer can be a big problem. As for design, since it seems to be on its own line and kinda sticking out… maybe add something else next to it (not sure other data in pull from api) or try having the number going down the side of other data.

Also from NY, also not from New York City (lol yes most people assume we live in the big city). I live out side of Syracuse. So not far from you @cowboysdude

@cowboysdude yeah adding chance of precipitation (only using fancy word to cover rain/snow percentages, becuase WINTER IS COMING) would be an amazing addition to place next to humidity

I was wondering this same thing myself. I wanted to backup my raspberry pi sd card to another card that I have which is alot faster. Turns out the raspberry pi site has instructions on how to do this

@cowboysdude yeah adding chance of precipitation (only using fancy word to cover rain/snow percentages, becuase WINTER IS COMING) would be an amazing addition to place next to humidity

I can’t wait to have this on the mirror as in NY humidity in summer can be a big problem. As for design, since it seems to be on its own line and kinda sticking out… maybe add something else next to it (not sure other data in pull from api) or try having the number going down the side of other data.

Also from NY, also not from New York City (lol yes most people assume we live in the big city). I live out side of Syracuse. So not far from you @cowboysdude

@Jopyth I would understand a difference if I was comparing my mirror display and another weather provider. BUT the pictures are from the openweathermap website. So I am very confused why the source of our data (openweathermap) does not match the mirror’s output. Why doesn’t input match output? I’m unfortunately no programmer by any means. So Im wondering if there are some misselections of what data to pull and where to place it. Because like I said it’s very odd how off it was for Wednesday and how that exact number is at 14:00 on openweathermap’s weather chart.

It seems that the weatherforecast is giving incorrect temperatures. Looking at Wed Forecast shows one of the biggest differences (70.7 to 65.8). I have tried changing it to many different local city names and local city location ids and it does not change (still off). I did change it to something far away to ensure the temp would change at some point. I have been working on this for many nights trying to figure out whats wrong. The closest explanation I could come up with is the Days are mislabeled (or pulling from wrong spot in data). I find it ironic that how far off Wednesdays temperatures are and how Wednesday temperature is exactly what the 14:00 temperature is on the graph. Anyone else have a clue what could be wrong? Any things to try to correct this issue?