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this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2025
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You might want to check the weather API you're using, as it was returning wildly inaccurate results for Melbourne,Australia (12C instead of 23C currently).
Edit: looks like it's returning the results for Melbourne, Florida, so I guess you need to make sure you include the country
I'll make country a mandatory field. Thanks!
I had entered the country, it just wasn't sent to the weather API or something.
Gotcha - I'll try and chase the issue down.