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How do I get the real temperature, and not "Feel like" in large font in the top right corner?
I want to have the real temperature in large font.
The icon in the status bar also shows "Feel like". How do I change it to show the real temperature?

It is cold here, "Feel like" shows -23 °, the actual temperature is -12 ° (Not as bad as -23°)

Please send a screenshot to understand your question. Thanks.
Werner

Replacing large numbers (feels like) with small numbers, and get big numbers on the real temp, and get real temp down in the status bar.

Hi ??? (no name?),
the large digit (-19) IS the real temperature! In this example the real and the feeled temperature are the same, because there is no wind.
What you have marked in green is the highest and lowest forecast for the day!
Werner

I did not want show my hometown, therefor hidden.
OK.
But stupidly I did not get PrtntScrn when it showed -23 ° (feels like), when it was only -12°. That could not be right???

Hi Surre,

I can certainly respect you hiding your hometown, allthough you did kinda give away your country .
But besides that, without your hometown we can't reproduce, let alone understand your question.

So for this moment I totally agree with Mallorca's explanation.

Right now I myself have all 3 indications the same (all +7C)
This can happen when minimum, maximum and actual temperature are the same.

To be short: The big number is the actual temperature.
The ones right next to it are: the upper one the maximum, the lower one the minimum expected temperature.

The feels like temperature is the actual temperature combined with the actual wind speed.

Either we do not understand your question, or hopefully this explains the indications to you.

Thanks,
Fred

You recognized the language

Yes, I understand what you are saying (I think), but when the big numbers said -23, (when I wrote the first post) the one on right side (what you say is max), upper one said -12, do not remember the one below said, (sure it was not -23), I thought something had to be wrong.
I rest my case until next time.

(This program use some CPU..?)

Hi, "Surre",
please read this and perhaps/hopefully you will understand what we try to tell you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felt_air_temperature
Werner

Surre wrote:I rest my case until next time.

Please remain sharp.
I'm not suggesting you couldn't have a point!

Thanks,
Fred