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meteo-qt is currently incompatible with Python 3.12 and cannot be built against that version.
The problem cannot reasonably be addressed while packaging, an upstream issue was opened.

meteo-qt is currently incompatible with Python 3.12 and cannot be built against that version.
The problem cannot reasonably be addressed while packaging, an upstream issue was opened.

@Makaiouji...Yes, after reporting the issue upstream, I was referred to a solution for the same issue reported in the past.

For the benefit of others, rebuilding the package is simply a matter of reinstalling the snapshot from within the extracted snapshot folder:

makepkg -si

@walkingstickfan This happened to me too. It was caused by a python update and hit other packages, I resolved it by rebuilding the package.

After performing a system upgrade today (sudo pacman -Syu), meteo-qt 3.3-1 fails to run. Attempting to run from the command line results in the following error:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/meteo-qt", line 4, in <module> from meteo_qt import meteo_qt ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'meteo_qt'

I reported the issue upstream since a meteo-qt upgrade fixed the same issue last year.

@pmattern: meteo-qt upgrade resolved the issue. I'm a happy camper again. I love this app. Thank you for making it available.

walkingstickfan:
I'd agree this was most likely caused by some woes during a Python upgrade. So the problem will probably have gone at your side or will go if you update all dependencies and rebuild meteo-qt.
Feel free to report back otherwise.

servimo:
This is probably an issue with the API key, which is required by OpenWeatherMap to access their data (which is, to my knowledge, in large parts provided by volunteers without getting any reward...).
At times the key was included in meteo-qt upstream for general use, at times each user had to use a custom key. Tbh. I lost track of this, it's probably something that should be documented upstream.
Anyway your problem should cease if you use a custom key from openweathermap.org.

martinjy:
Cannot reproduce. That aside this pretty much sounds like an upstream issue, not something caused at the packaging level.
So if you're still seeing the problem, I'd rather suggest to report this upstream.

Rebooting my computer today after a system upgrade resulted in meteo-qt not running. Following is the error I'm getting when attempting to run the app from the command line:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/meteo-qt", line 4, in <module> from meteo_qt import meteo_qt ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'meteo_qt'

The following dependencies were upgraded, so maybe something changed: python-lxml, python-pyqt5, python-sip4, python-urllib3, and qt5-translations.

I am getting: 429 Too Many Requests - 2704: meteo_qt ERROR: Error: Error:
WARNING: Error: HTTP Error 429: Too Many Requests - 2710: meteo_qt INFO: Try again...1 - 2711: meteo_qt File "/usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/meteo_qt/meteo_qt.py", line 1818, in update_gif def update_gif(self):

Since the latest Python update the hourly weather for the current day is missing and the UV is stuck at 'Fetching...'.

Version 2.0 is out :D Thanks for the effort.