Outstanding Klip, Custom Weather.

Klip Folio is by far the best free RSS software I have found thus far on the Internet.

This Klip is nice but for me the data source is 50 miles away and is only updated hourly.
Google Desktop now has a widget that brings in WeatherBug data. The nice thing about WeatherBug is that data is in real time and the stations are so numerous as to make the data far more relevant to one’s locale. I’d like to see this available in Klipfolio, which is far better that Google Desktop.

I have no idea where these guys get their data, but it's so ludicrously inaccurate that it defies all logic! For example, it frequently notifies me that it' raining when there isn't a cloud in the sky, and there hasn't been a cloud in the sky in weeks. Right now for instance, it states that it's currently "refreshingly cool" and 61 degr. Guess what? It's over 91 on the thermometer outside my window with blazing hot sun, and we could break records with some valley areas expected to reach into the 100s! I'm not nitpicking here, it's so far off that it's not even relevant.
I might understand if I lived on a remote island where weather changed at a moment's notice and data provision was scarce, at best. But I live in Los Angeles, where it almost never rains, and it's virtually the same conditions every day...all day. And with a population of nearly 10 million, I've got to believe there's a no shortage of data providers.

It's April 2008 and it's not even close to what the weather is supposed to be. It indicates that it's supposed to be raining when it's brilliantly sunny. Again where do they get their feeds from?

Haha... i know what you guys mean...

"sunny and in the 90s" when it's raining outside for almost 3 hrs... and it's not more than 60° LOL