[SMB-IL]

On Friday (two days ago), I noticed that the weather data was not showing in Kodi, using Multi Weather. I gave it a couple of days and it's still the same. I've never had an issue before weather for at least a year or better.

I'm on Kodi 19.3.0, Windows 10 21H2.

Debug log w/weather logging turned on: Log file

Thanks!

[spinmaster]

I'm just curious, but are you getting weather data again? I'm asking because pretty much at the exact same time you posted (13.02.) my weather addon (Gismeteo) did not display any weather data in Kodi (using v19.5) as well - despite that I didn't change a thing. However, all of a sudden since yesterday (15.02.) it seems everything is working again and I have my weather data displayed in Kodi.

Just wondering if this was related even though I'm using a different weather addon...

[SMB-IL]

I did some further research and found that Yahoo! weather is probably the culprit in Multi Weather. They keep either changing their API so often that no one can keep up with it, or they're just trying to kill it. I switched to Gismeteo too, and it was shortly afterwards that I saw the same "no data," but then it came back, so I think it was just a glitch at Gismeteo. I don't think the issues are related. The only thing I lost going to Gismeteo was my superOCD moon info that I stuck into the code, but I just remmed around it and everything is working again like it should. No one seems to care about the moon! lol

[SMB-IL]

UPDATE: I found this post, buried in the main Multi Weather Add-In thread and it seems to work.

Try downloading the "weather.multi-0.0.17.zip" mentioned in the post. It worked!

Multi Weather (2) (kodi.tv)

[spinmaster]

Thanks for investigating, then it was probably some kind of glitch or temporary downtime and not related. So far I never had any issues with Gismeteo and it worked fine out of the box. All I cared was just having the current temperature where I live in Kodi on my Homescreen and that it did just fine - never really needed the moon information you mentioned.