Siri is delivering incorrect weather results for a number of city names that exist in multiple states, as noticed by posters on the MacRumors Forums. The most glaring example is viewable by asking for weather conditions in New York, New York -- Siri returns results for New York, Texas instead, where the weather is considerably warmer than in the Big Apple.

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For users who live in New York, NY, asking for weather in "my area" doesn't seem to help either, and only by specifically using their zip code can they get accurate weather. However, it's not just New York that is running into issues. Another user lives in Richmond, Virginia but Siri is delivering weather for New Richmond, Ohio. Weather requests for Carrollton, Texas are showing up as Carrollton, Indiana. Asking for weather in St. Louis, Missouri gives weather in St. Louis, Georgia.

A number of threads on Apple's official support forums also report problems, with no apparent resolution. The issue appears to be on Siri's end, and cannot be fixed by the user. We have reached out to Apple for more information.

Top Rated Comments

ArchAndroid Avatar
151 months ago
...and that's because Siri uses Apple Maps to find the locations!

:apple:
Score: 56 Votes (Like | Disagree)
bushido Avatar
151 months ago
this is not apples month
Score: 14 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Hexiii Avatar
151 months ago
82°? Poor people in NY are going to burn.....


USE °C!!!! :)
Score: 11 Votes (Like | Disagree)
underkuerbis Avatar
151 months ago
-(int) getCurrentTemperatureOfCity: (NSString *)cityName
{
return (arc4random() % 150) - 50);
}
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
longofest Avatar
151 months ago
Oh where, oh where has Apple's QC dept gone? Oh where, oh where could it be???
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
jontech Avatar
151 months ago
Poor folks in Egypt Kentucky.....
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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