The entry for Holešov in libgweather sources (data/Locations.xml.in) is:
<!-- A city in the Czech Republic --> <_name>Holešov</_name> <coordinates>49.333333 17.583333</coordinates>
<location> <name>Holešov</name> <code>LKHO</code> <coordinates>49.316667 17.566667</coordinates>
</location>
The most recent METAR observation from LKHO in our system was generated at the source at:
2009/07/01 08:00 UTC
The observation is:
LKHO 010800Z VRB03KT CAVOK 23/17 Q1019
So this proves (not surprisingly) the data source to be the problem. The only solution would probably be to change to a different data source/add more data sources as per http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/17670/
The entry for Holešov in libgweather sources (data/Locations .xml.in) is:
<!-- A city in the Czech Republic -->
<_name> Holešov< /_name>
<coordinates> 49.333333 17.583333< /coordinates>
<name> Holešov< /name>
<code> LKHO</code>
<coordinates >49.316667 17.566667< /coordinates>
<location>
</location>
The source of the data seems to be METAR (http:// en.wikipedia. org/wiki/ METAR). A lookup on "LKHO" (http:// weather. noaa.gov/ cgi-bin/ mgetmetar. pl?cccc= LKHO) yields:
The most recent METAR observation from LKHO in our system was generated at the source at:
2009/07/01 08:00 UTC
The observation is:
LKHO 010800Z VRB03KT CAVOK 23/17 Q1019
So this proves (not surprisingly) the data source to be the problem. The only solution would probably be to change to a different data source/add more data sources as per http:// brainstorm. ubuntu. com/idea/ 17670/