Plugin Author 
tuxlog (@tuxlog)
Hi Rob,
do you use OpenMeteo or Openweather and please give me the location of the weather widget, so I can try to rebuild the problem.
Thanks.
Hi Hans, my bad, I should have provided more context for you to debug.
I’m using the default Open-Meteo. Please use this location to replicate the issue: https://ibb.co/VgcgmL6
Thank you so much!
Rob
Plugin Author tuxlog (@tuxlog)
Thank you, so I see nothing special about Nashville conerncing timezones, it is GMT-6 = CST. Looking at the plugin if you activate localtime the time will be taken from your blog with the following function calls:
$w['blogdate'] = date_i18n( $wpf_vars['fc_date_format'], $ct );
$w['blogtime'] = date_i18n( $wpf_vars['fc_time_format'], $ct );
If you do not activate local time the time from the weatherprovider is taken.
Can you check if your server has the correct time after switching daylight saving and have a look at your WordPress setup if it has the correct timezone.
Maybe this can be the reason. I just checked some of my wp-forecast installations and it seems to work.
Cheers, Hans
Hi Hans, thank you so much for looking into this for me. I disabled the local time option and now it is working as expected. I thought ‘local time’ referred to the visitor’s local time. Turns out, it actually means the server’s time.
Again, thank you!
