Fix confirmed. Thank you!

Note that for US discussions (and other NWS products), you'll probably want to stick to using the new API as described at the last link above as the first two links will, eventually, not work.

The latest Service Change Notice regarding NWS forecast URLs is here:

https://www.weather.gov/media/notification/scn16-55forecast_govaaf.pdf

Fix confirmed. Thank you!

Any update on this? It's been like this for a while...

Note that for US discussions (and other NWS products), you'll probably want to stick to using the new API as described at the last link above as the first two links will, eventually, not work.

The latest Service Change Notice regarding NWS forecast URLs is here:

https://www.weather.gov/media/notification/scn16-55forecast_govaaf.pdf

@andyk1 Problem is that the pressure now reports 10X.

I was seeing this also earlier (I since changed back to using a URL string that does baroin):

@TomSlavkovsky I'm referring to both right now. On desktop right now I can see neither my CWOP nor PWS, and many others that were there earlier today are no longer there.

Thanks. That seems to work but there is some sort of glitch right now (in computer browser also) where a whole lot of stations aren't shown on the map - including mine.

Maybe I'm just being dense, but I can't figure out how to get stations to appear on the iOS app. Can anyone help?

I have a Davis Vantage Pro2 connected to a Meteobridge. I currently report to WU, PWS Weather, and Ambient.

For me to report, the interface to the API would need to be implemented in the Meteobridge software.