@Nicole-Dolezalova I knew about this feature. There's a weather station very close to where I live, and I've refered to its "archive" a number of times in the past. The record goes back 10 days or so, however, the data is almost never useful to me. There's only Temperature, Wind and Pressure. Whereas I'm interested mostly in Humidity, Visibility, and, sometimes, Temperature (when I need to check past weather). However, the main reason why this doesn't work for me is this: When I'm in the actual outdoors I am miles (or many miles) away from that or ANY station. Plus, my elevation is significantly higher. The data recorded at the station for that time frame isn't even worth looking at (as I need to know the weather for where I've been). Well, for those occasions I almost always have with me my Brunton ADC Pro. Still, there are moments when my hands are simply too full and I can't take a proper reading with the instrument. Also, it doesn't measure Visibility. Thank you anyway.

@Jeff-Pingle said in Automatic jump to the future...: However, not long ago, your programmers elected to have the app, after a while, rather than providing TRUE, currently developing weather... have made it just into their Crystal Ball forecast. ANNOYING - forcing me to have to constantly reset my considerable efforts to get it just so. Could you be a little clearer and not use circumlocutions? For a former scientist, that should be possible? I guess you are referring to the issue in the Radar layer when the weather radar observations jump to extrapolation into the future. Have I translated your thoughts correctly?