JSBarometer

[jsmorley]

Not sure what you mean by a "manual search" on that site.

[eclectic-tech]

Not sure what you mean by a "manual search" on that site.

To manually locate a weather code you need to scroll down below the "Search Box" and the "Trees and Scenery" section.
There you will find a list of countries.
When you select one of those, the site will then ask you to select from a list of regions within that country.

Once you have a list of weather codes and region names, you can scroll through the list, or you can use "Ctrl+F" in your browser to find all the locations that match your criteria.
That is how I was able to get a list of all the "Fort..."s in Virginia that I posted above; the list is in order by weather code, so Fort Hunt is not with the other listed Forts, but nearer to the bottom of the list due to it's higher weather code.

As I said, it is not as simple as your WXData skin (or if the search box on that site was actually functioning) so in essence you are right to suggest an alternative method.

[jsmorley]

To manually locate a weather code you need to scroll down below the "Search Box" and the "Trees and Scenery" section.
There you will find a list of countries.
When you select one of those, the site will then ask you to select from a list of regions within that country.

Once you have a list of weather codes and region names, you can scroll through the list, or you can use "Ctrl+F" in your browser to find all the locations that match your criteria.
That is how I was able to get a list of all the "Fort..."s in Virginia that I posted above; the list is in order by weather code, so Fort Hunt is not with the other listed Forts, but nearer to the bottom of the list due to it's higher weather code.

As I said, it is not as simple as your WXData skin (or if the search box on that site was actually functioning) so in essence you are right to suggest an alternative method.

Ah, Ok. Got it.