New York`s weather temperature is wildly different on my new Air computer to my Pro computer.
On my Pro computer, it is currently 12 degrees.
On my Air computer is is above boiling point. What gives? Other cities have similar readings.
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Original Title: MacBook Air shows inaccurate
Climate change?
Seriously, have you tried rebooting the affected Mac? Deleting and re-adding locations?
The temperature is correct in Kelvin (285 K = 12 °C), but I don’t believe the macOS Weather app can be set to use Kelvin as the unit for temperature.
neuroanatomist wrote:
SSL-ADT wrote:
I was able to fix it by resetting the computer.
Glad that sorted the glitch. Still weird that it was displaying in Kelvin units...
Not strange at all if the source was reporting in Kelvin (K).
SSL-ADT wrote:
I was able to fix it by resetting the computer.
Glad that sorted the glitch. Still weird that it was displaying in Kelvin units...
SSL-ADT wrote:
I was able to fix it by resetting the computer.
what does that mean when you say "resetting the computer"... ?
you followed the factory reset to get past the glitch(?)
Erase your Mac and reset it to factory settings
SSL-ADT wrote:
New York`s weather temperature is wildly different on my new Air computer to my Pro computer.
On my Pro computer, it is currently 12 degrees.
On my Air computer is is above boiling point. What gives? Other cities have similar readings.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/8d1d4d08-97b7-4b36-b2a3-3dc3ee3879ab
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Original Title: MacBook Air shows inaccurate
An obvious glitch.
Have you shut down and restarted the machine...
Shut down or restart your Mac - Apple Support
if no resolve try again in a few hours/days and compare your results.
I was able to fix it by resetting the computer.
SSL-ADT wrote:
Yes, climate change could be the culprit. <g>
Oh, the guy who set up this Air Book is named Kelvin. <g>
I'm still believe you are seeing the correct temperature but your source is different or you are accessing a different report (different scale) on the source.
Are both using the same weather source and location?
Yes, climate change could be the culprit. <g>
Oh, the guy who set up this Air Book is named Kelvin. <g>
No change
SSL-ADT wrote:
Oh, the guy who set up this Air Book is named Kelvin. <g>
Well, that's an absolute zero of a response. 😝
Yes, I have rebooted and added New York for testing purposes as I do not live there at all. I'm in Canada where it is boiling hot too.
Agreed, but if so then Apple’s weather app isn’t handling it correctly because there’s a degree symbol used and that’s incorrect (temp units are °C, °F or K).
SSL-ADT wrote:
Yes, I have rebooted and added New York for testing purposes as I do not live there at all. I'm in Canada where it is boiling hot too.
It begs the question— make some changes, compare your results then and Restore defaults...
no insight or resolve— simple enough to do a
SafeBoot Start up your Mac in safe mode - Apple Support to sort anomalies,
third party interference; most extensions etc are not loaded in safe boot mode.
Login and test. Reboot as normal and test. Caches get rebuilt automatically
MacBook Air show inaccurate weather temperature compared to MacBook Pro
