Does anyone know whether the Open Weather Map API corrects the timezone_offset field for daylight saving time. My guess would be no because it's not mentioned, but then again it seems like it would be fairly easy to implement since it does know my location, so maybe yes.
Thanks,
Jack
What does Google provide?
It's not really an Arduino question.
// Get time from network time service
configTime(TZ_SEC, DST_SEC, "pool.ntp.org");
Railroader -- I disagree. I’m using Arduino hardware, the Arduino IDE, and Arduino libraries. What better place to ask it. And I have no doubt that others have built Open Weather Map projects on Arduino hardware, using the Arduino IDE and Arduino libraries.
Also, I did do read the OWM documentation, do a Google search and a search of this forum before asking the question. I was hoping for a simple yes or no answer to my question from someone with experience using OWM, or silence from those without an answer.
The question has nothing to do with Arduino issues, only asks how to manage peripheral things. Never mind, it's not my territory anyway.
One thought was that there could be other forums specialized on the stuff You deal with. Your question is not a usual question here.
False.
"openweather" = hundreds
"weather" = thousands (even if "proof" is removed)
A follow up… Open Weather Map does correct for daylight saving time. Didn’t have to do a thing.
Jack