@thgmirror Thank you, but unfortunately the miracle did not happen… I think that this is still a blocking by the government of my country, as written above at the link. Can anyone tell me how to correctly configure VPN on Raspberry to try to bypass the blocking?

@yagger Also I wrote email to openweathermap.org.
Here is answer…

"Hello, thank you for contacting us.

There was some news that came out yesterday: https://habr.com/ru/news/t/667096/ that some services might not work. I would recommend using a VPN.

Because this is a 3rd party program (meaning that they use our data, but it’s not made by us), we can’t provide manuals or troubleshooting for it. I would recommend contacting the application’s support."

if shortly (from link above)…

“Since May 20, users have been complaining on various Internet resources about problems accessing Cloudflare and Digital Ocean networks on TCP port 443. The unavailability manifests itself in the absence of any response to the TCP SYN request, while all other ports are functioning correctly.
The TCP/443 port is mainly used to access websites using the HTTPS (encrypted HTTP) protocol. The vast majority of websites currently use the HTTPS protocol and force a redirect from HTTP to HTTPS”

Can anyone help me to solve this problem?

@bhepler I use MM on Raspberry and access via Terminal or Cyberduck from my Mac.
Could you explain please what to do…
(Mirror connected to WiFi - other modules work (news, calendar, time)

After reinstalling MagicMirror, there is no weather forecast display. The settings are standard. In config.js apiKey from openweathermap.org. I reinstalled MM several times before, but there were no such problems. Everything was always fine. I generated a new apiKey on openweathermap, but the result is the same. On the screen in the upper right corner, only “Loading …” and nothing else. What’s wrong?