Network unreachable is either your local network/ISP having issues OR NWS having issues on their end.
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The log says network unreachable to api.weather.gov. Yet if i pop that imto my browser, it comes back as status āokā.
I even spun up another instance of HA in another location, and get the same problem, so its not only on my network. Dont know what to make of this.
You said itās still only an intermittent issue correct?
If yes (or I guess in any case) itās going to be hard to really narrow down the problem.
Iām not seeing it here so it canāt be an integration problem.
Maybe try with a different set of location settings that doesnāt use the same NWS field office. So try something far away from where you are. If that works then you know itās an issue with the local NWS and not just the NWS API in general.
Its renains unavailable for several hours, then for very short periods, comes back. A few nights ago it came back for several hours. I have tried a few random locations with the same result.
For the hell of it, would yoy try the one im using for my location? PAC089,PAZ055.
I sure will. Iāll let you know what I see.
Well, after 3 days of testing I can say that I havenāt had any issues reaching the NWS API for your location.
If youāve had any issues since then that definitely rules out the NWS as the failure. It has to be on your end somehow.
Are you using any sort of VPN?
Strangly enough, about the same time as you answered with this, it stabilized. Its been working since thank god. I hate not having that working. Thanks for checking on that for me.more importantly, thanks for that add on! Possibilities are endless.
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Any tried to use telegram for the push messages? Messages dont seem to pass for some reason. No error or anything, message just wont push thru. Pushover seems to work ok.
I use pushover, pushbullet and the mobile app and that all works for me.
Iāve never tried telegram so I donāt know anything about it.