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THE DASHBOARD STOPS HANGING ON "REFRESHING" On a weak signal the refresh could get stuck spinning and never finish, with the reading frozen at whatever time the trouble started — and tapping refresh again did nothing, because each attempt cancelled the one before it at the moment it would have given up. Requests now give up early enough that one always finishes before the next begins. WHEN THE STATION'S CLOUD SAYS SLOW DOWN Ecowitt limits how often an API key may be used, and reports it in a way the app was not watching for, so it kept asking every minute and kept being refused. It now notices, waits, and tells you what happened instead of showing a spinner. RECORDS THAT MATCH THE HISTORY The records were built from readings taken every four hours while the charts are drawn from readings every five minutes, so a day could show a low of 40.2 on the chart and a coldest-ever of 43.5 in the records. Both numbers were right; they came from different data. The records now read the same fine-grained history the charts do — for temperature, wind gust and rainfall — so the two agree. A gust lasting seconds still may not be caught, but it is far more likely to be than before. REFRESHING BY HAND NO LONGER SKIPS DAYS Pulling to refresh soon after the last update could mark a stretch of history as read without reading it, leaving a gap that never filled in. The more you refreshed because the records looked wrong, the wronger they got. Fixed.