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Google Weather API reporting wrong forecast

Google Weather API is reporting the current conditions but yesterday’s forecast. Hopefully the matter will be resolved shortly. Here’s an example of the data stream.

<?xml version="1.0" ?> 
- <xml_api_reply version="1">
- <weather module_id="0" tab_id="0" mobile_row="0" mobile_zipped="1" row="0" section="0">
- <forecast_information>
  <city data="Saline, MI" /> 
  <postal_code data="48176" /> 
  <latitude_e6 data="" /> 
  <longitude_e6 data="" /> 
  <forecast_date data="2009-04-19" /> 
  <current_date_time data="2009-04-20 14:46:02 +0000" /> 
  <unit_system data="US" /> 
  </forecast_information>
- <current_conditions>
  <condition data="Light rain" /> 
  <temp_f data="54" /> 
  <temp_c data="12" /> 
  <humidity data="Humidity: 99%" /> 
  <icon data="/images/weather/mist.png" /> 
  <wind_condition data="Wind: SE at 2 mph" /> 
  </current_conditions>
- <forecast_conditions>
  <day_of_week data="Sun" /> 
  <low data="43" /> 
  <high data="57" /> 
  <icon data="/images/weather/chance_of_rain.png" /> 
  <condition data="Chance of Showers" /> 
  </forecast_conditions>
- <forecast_conditions>
  <day_of_week data="Mon" /> 
  <low data="37" /> 
  <high data="53" /> 
  <icon data="/images/weather/rain.png" /> 
  <condition data="Rain" /> 
  </forecast_conditions>
- <forecast_conditions>
  <day_of_week data="Tue" /> 
  <low data="34" /> 
  <high data="47" /> 
  <icon data="/images/weather/rain.png" /> 
  <condition data="Showers" /> 
  </forecast_conditions>
- <forecast_conditions>
  <day_of_week data="Wed" /> 
  <low data="34" /> 
  <high data="48" /> 
  <icon data="/images/weather/snow.png" /> 
  <condition data="Snow Showers" /> 
  </forecast_conditions>
  </weather>
  </xml_api_reply>

Notice that the forecast data is from 4/19/2009 but that the current conditions are 4/20/2009.

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