No severe weather alerts

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@Mike Singer

@EdP

And we are back to “what purpose does the ‘severe weather warning’ link velvetpurrs references perform?” It’s on a TWC UK webpage and points to a TWC UK webpage that displays alert data.

This is the part where I remind you again that the TWC data feed uses www.weather.com… not uk.weather.com :razz:

Then why does the UK site have a link for Alerts? I doubt someone looking at weather on the UK site wants to see alerts in the US.

Are you sure www.weather.com doesn’t use XOAP.weather.com’s data rather than vica versa? And maybe uk.weather.com does too? TWC has as many webpages as Microsoft and it’s difficult to know which feeds which.

[msinger]

@EdP

Then why does the UK site have a link for Alerts? I doubt someone looking at weather on the UK site wants to see alerts in the US.

No clue.

@EdP

Are you sure www.weather.com doesn’t use XOAP.weather.com’s data rather than vica versa?

No, but I am sure that neither of those show the data that can be found at uk.weather.com.

[Ed_P]

@Mike Singer

@EdP

Are you sure www.weather.com doesn’t use XOAP.weather.com’s data rather than vica versa?

No, but I am sure that neither of those show the data that can be found at uk.weather.com.

hmmmm the weather data for London looks the same on WW, www.weather.com AND uk.weather.com and xoap.weather.com. I think there is a connection. :razz: