I live in a rather sunny part of Europe, but what I have never seen on any of my watchfaces is the sun symbol during the day. So my question is, is “clear” only meant for the night? As I originally understood it, “clear” is without clouds, “sunny” with a few clouds and “partly cloudy” … more clouds but with sunny spells.
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I believe “SUNNY” is when you’re supposed to see the sun icon.
The [WTHR_COND] tag has the following range definitions:
- 0: UNKNOWN_VALUE
- 1: CLEAR
- 2: CLOUDY
- 3: FOG
- 4: HEAVY_RAIN
- 5: HEAVY_SNOW
- 6: RAIN
- 7: SNOW
- 8: SUNNY
- 9: THUNDERSTORM
- 10: SLEET
- 11: LIGHT_SNOW
- 12: LIGHT_RAIN
- 13: MIST
- 14: PARTLY_CLOUDY
- 15: WINDY
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Yes. “Clear” is used for the night.
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Thank you both.
Quite a strange integration, as there is no equivalent for Partly Cloudy. I’ll have to rework a few things then - hallelujah.
Don’t be surprised if you see a weather condition that has no tag for itself.
Few days ago my watch showed: “Thunderstorms in viciniti”.
And there is no tag for it.
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