It's because of the 'automatic' way that Cumulus works out the max and min. At start of day, it sets the min to a very high value, and the max to a very low value, so that when the first 'real' reading is obtained, the max and min are automatically set to that without doing any special checking for start of day. If I didn't do it that way, I would have a set a flag and check it each time. Unfortunately, it means that until you do get a real reading, the 'silly' values appear as the max and min.Gordon-Loomberah wrote:I wish Cumulus would carry over the last temperature (20.5, which does show in the "now" weather) instead of putting those values in as max and min though.(bug in Cumulus?)
Cumulus 2 shouldn't have the same problem (eventually).