Seasons for Belgium

[Toine Culot]

Hello,

First, excuse me for my bad english, but I practice very rarely.

Then, congratulations for your wonderful work. I put with a great pleasure YoWindow on my website, page "forecast"
http://www.meteodheure.net/previsions_7954.htm

But in Belgium, the landscape is very rarely snowy, only a few days a year. It's very surprising to see next sunday for Walcourt, in Belgium, a snowy landschape, with temperature of 10°C! Visitors will be very disrupted!

In winter, will be the landscape always snowy?!

Friendly

[par]

Hey Tonie!

I have updated the season-map for Walcourt.
Now you won't see the snow in the town unless the temperature drops below -5.

Do you know a weather community in Belgium?
If you have time please tell them about YoWindow, we really need more attention.

Thanks for the warm words

[Toine Culot]

Hi Pasha,

Thanks for updated, it will be really better like that...but I can't see it now, because actually there is a little bug on your site , there are no forecasts anymore!

We have indeed a big weather community in belgium, with a website (30 000 visitors a day!) http://www.meteobelgique.be
I am part of the management team. We have a meeting next week-end, and I will forward the informations about YoWindow.

Roger

[par]

Hey!

You have reported a unique problem.
It turned out that there is an error with our forecast provider yr.no.
It does not provide the data specifically for Walcourt, Belgia.
Bad luck

This the first time I see such an error.
I have sent a message to yr.no and I hope they would fix this problem soon.

All other locations I know about have no problems with the forecast.
Sorry about this error.

Wow! We were really impressed to know you are a part of the management of the weather community.

We would be happy if www.meteobelgique.be would place YoWindow on the site.
We can also create an impressive integration of YoWindow inside meteobelgique.
Imagine, you move mouse over the forecast day and YoWindow appears beside, showing the exact weather picture for that day.

Thank you so much!

[Toine Culot]

It's OK now!

Thanks a lot