Hi! I understand the forecast function in your ProWeatherLive app isn’t working for Alicante, Spain. Let’s get that sorted out together.

To start, can you tell me a bit more about what you see when you try to get the forecast? For example:
- Does the app show an error message, or does it just stay blank?
- Is the issue only for Alicante, or other locations too?
- Have you tried basic checks like refreshing the app or restarting it?

While I wait for your reply, here are a few initial steps you can try on your Linux WebKit browser setup:

1. Refresh the App or Page: Sometimes a simple reload clears data hiccups.
2. Check Internet Connectivity: Ensure your connection is stable; the forecast needs live data.
3. Clear Browser Cache: Cached data can get stale. Clearing cache and cookies often helps.
4. Check Location Settings: Make sure the app’s allowed to access location info or you’ve manually selected Alicante.
5. Update the App/Browser: Although you’re on WebKit browser on Linux, ensure it’s up to date to avoid compatibility issues.

If those don’t restore the forecast, I can guide you through deeper troubleshooting steps such as checking for server-side issues or inspecting the app’s API response for Alicante’s weather data.

Could you try these and share what you find? That will help me tailor the next steps perfectly for you.

Forecast screen blank, internet connection good

Thanks for letting me know the forecast screen is blank even though your internet is stable. That helps narrow things down nicely!

Since the page is showing up blank rather than an error, and your connection is good, it might be related to a temporary app data or display issue. Here are some steps specific to your Linux WebKit browser setup that can help:

1. Clear Browser Cache and Cookies: Old data in the cache might be causing the app not to load the forecast properly. In WebKit-based browsers, clear cache via Settings > Privacy > Clear Browsing Data (choose cache and cookies). Then reload the forecast page.

2. Try a Hard Refresh: Sometimes the browser holds old files in memory. On Linux, you can do a hard refresh by pressing Ctrl + Shift + R or Shift + F5 to fully reload the page.

3. Disable Browser Extensions: Occasionally, ad blockers or other privacy extensions block app data. Temporarily disable extensions and check the forecast again.

4. Check Date and Time Settings: Incorrect system time can cause issues with fetching live data from the server. Make sure your Linux system clock is set to the correct time zone (Alicante is GMT+2 during daylight savings).

5. Test in a Different Browser: If possible, try accessing the forecast via another browser like Firefox or Chromium on your Linux machine. This can help isolate whether the issue is browser-specific.

6. Inspect for Server Issues or API Response: If comfortable, you can open developer tools (usually F12) and look at the network tab to see if requests to the weather API are failing or returning errors.

If you continue seeing a blank forecast screen after these steps, it's possible there is a temporary issue with our data feed for Alicante, which does happen occasionally. In that case, I can check for any current outages or escalate to our backend team for you.

Would you like me to guide you through clearing the cache and trying these steps, or have you already tried them? Also, did you notice if forecasts for other locations load normally on your app?

Are there known bugs with ProWeatherLive forecast screen?

Thanks for asking about known issues with the ProWeatherLive forecast screen. Based on recent user reports and app feedback, there have been some cases where users experienced problems such as the app crashing, failing to open after updates, or connectivity problems that impacted the display of weather data2. However, there isn't a widespread or officially confirmed bug specifically targeting the forecast screen for Alicante or a particular location at the moment.

Since your forecast screen is blank but your internet is good, it could still be a local cache, browser, or temporary data fetching problem rather than a systemic app bug. Sometimes these glitches happen after app updates or due to compatibility issues with certain browser engines like WebKit on Linux.

If you haven't tried these already, clearing your browser cache and cookies, disabling any interfering browser extensions, and trying to access ProWeatherLive on another browser might help isolate the problem. If the issue persists, it would be worth checking if ProWeatherLive's server is having temporary data feed interruptions or filing a report with our technical team to investigate further.

Would you like me to walk you through any of these steps, or perhaps look deeper into your specific app environment?

Latest updates on ProWeatherLive app bug fixes

Thanks for asking about the latest bug fixes for the ProWeatherLive app as of October 2023. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find detailed release notes or a comprehensive list of bug fixes specifically for that time frame in the publicly available data, including on the official app store page1.

The app's description highlights its functionality in showing environmental data such as wind speed, rainfall, UV, temperature, and humidity, but doesn’t specify recent updates or bug fixes.

If you're experiencing issues like the blank forecast screen, it might not yet be addressed or documented in publicly available updates. I recommend ensuring your app or browser is running the latest version and if the problem persists, contacting ProWeatherLive support directly at [email protected] could provide the most up-to-date assistance and escalation of your issue.

Would you like help checking your app version or steps to report this problem directly to support?

Is there a change log for ProWeatherLive's recent updates?

Great question! The most recent ProWeatherLive update information I found is from March 25, 2025, with version 1.0.9. The change log for that version simply states:
- "We fixed a few issues to make your PWL experience even better. Update to the latest version today."

There are no detailed specifics about what exact bugs were fixed, but it looks like routine improvements and bug fixes were included2 3.

Earlier, on November 20, 2024, version 1.0.8 included "Minor bug fixes and improvements," again without detailed breakdowns8.

If you want, I can help you make sure your app/browser is updated to this latest version so you benefit from these fixes. Would you also like assistance reporting your blank forecast screen issue directly to the ProWeatherLive team?

Forecast function not working, Alicante Spain

Hi! I see you're having trouble with the ProWeatherLive forecast function for Alicante, Spain. Since your forecast screen is blank and internet is good, let's try a focused approach to get this sorted.

Given that the issue is location-specific, here’s what we can do:

1. Verify Location Input: Sometimes the app or browser might have trouble resolving a place name. Try manually entering "Alicante, Spain" exactly, or use the location's coordinates if supported.

2. Check for Data Source Issues: While ProWeatherLive uses various data sources, it’s helpful to cross-check if weather data for Alicante is currently available elsewhere. For example, AccuWeather and Weather.com have live forecasts for Alicante, which means the data itself is accessible1.

3. Clear Cache and Reload: Since you’re on a Linux WebKit browser, clear cache and do a hard reload to ensure fresh data is being pulled.

4. Test Other Locations: Check if the forecast function works for other cities. If yes, this confirms an issue with Alicante’s weather data in your app.

5. Check for App or Server Updates: Sometimes, temporary backend issues affect specific locations. These are usually resolved quickly by the service.
<brIf the problem persists after these steps, it may be a temporary problem on ProWeatherLive's data feed for Alicante. Meanwhile, you can use reliable alternatives like AccuWeather for urgent forecasts1.

Would you like me to guide you through these steps or check if there are any current service alerts affecting Alicante?