After looking around, I see that github member p0akley seems to have identified an issue 5 days ago that matches this description. Following his instructions I was able to resolve the issue with my Pi 3.

Seems there is a small adjustment needed in the file:
modules/default/currentweather/currentweather.js

Link to explanation / resolution:
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/commit/25ddf2c65178e2b8afe0709b48d5d30054208c04

I had an idea the other day, but I’ve come to the realization that I do not have the skills to accomplish this on my own :(. I’m wondering if there might be some other Automatic users out there who might take an interest in this. I think it would be neat to build a module (MMM-Automatic) which could among other things display the amount of fuel in your vehicle on your MagicMirror.

Hyundai Genesis Coupe
Avg. 22 MPGs
Est. Range: 98 mi
E IIIII----------- F

Automatic Labs has a neat also kind of expensive little device (Can be found here) which plugs into a vehicles ODBII diagnostic port and transmits data about the vehicle to the Automatic (iOS app) on the paired mobile phone. The application records trips, calculates weekly fuel costs, monitors your vehicles health and can tell you the approximate range your vehicle can travel based on the amount of fuel in the vehicle at that time. Once the trip data is captured it uploads it to a user dashboard where its accessible by that individual user when they sign in.

I found quite a bit of information about interacting with their API - I just have no idea what i’m doing.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-automatic-api

Automatic Labs also provides quite a bit of API Reference information:
https://developer.automatic.com/api-reference/#introduction
https://developer.automatic.com/documentation/

Been trying to reproduce this now for the past hour, and I can’t get it to show up incorrectly again. I double checked line 167 of the currentweather.js file on the develop branch, and it does include the correction mentioned earlier which initially resolved my issue.

After looking around, I see that github member p0akley seems to have identified an issue 5 days ago that matches this description. Following his instructions I was able to resolve the issue with my Pi 3.

Seems there is a small adjustment needed in the file:
modules/default/currentweather/currentweather.js

Link to explanation / resolution:
https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/commit/25ddf2c65178e2b8afe0709b48d5d30054208c04

Hi there,

I experienced this the other day, and I checked again - my new pi 3 is still showing an incorrect temperature reading as well. It seems as though the temperature is set to ‘Kelvin’, though I set the temperature to ‘imperial’, within the config.js configuration file.

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/* Magic Mirror Config Sample
 *
 * By Michael Teeuw http://michaelteeuw.nl
 * MIT Licensed.
 */

var config = {
        port: 8080,

        language: 'en',
        timeFormat: 12,
        units: 'imperial',

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