While one of the features of wego is SSL, https://wttr.in is serving a self-signed certificate.
In the post Let's Encrypt worlds I do not really see why a self-signed certificate would be necessary.
If I can be of any help with regards to this, please do let me know.
In this case it has nothing common with wego, wego is used for rendering only, and in this case it does not matter completely, if wego supports SSL or not. Regarding your question, I agree with you completely, and I'm sure, that we have no reasons why we should use self-signed certificates in wttr.in.
We have discussed it here: https://twitter.com/igor_chubin/status/701843685021978625 and I will fix it soon.
if I can help in anyway, ping me.
I would recommend taking a look at either acme.sh (a lets encrypt client) or CloudFlare origin certs.
@FernandoMiguel Thank you very much! I will try do it, and if I have any problems, I will write you
Started to use the service in Mattermost (by linking png URLs), complains for all joiners about the cert. Please make it happen. :)
bump
Will be fixed soon (sorry that still didn't fix it)
@chubin I believe that some command line browser doen't support https? Is it possible to use both http and https?
@leon332157 Yes, of course it is possible, not a problem at all
@chubin Yesss! I never find a weather website that can use with Links ! 馃槑
@leon332157 Don't use it with lynx, use it with curl (lynx is supported though; and by the way if you still want to use a console browser user elinks, it supports colors; compare lynx wttr.in with elinks wttr.in, you will see the difference)
@chubin Yes, I'm using mac and I used brew to install w3m, links, elinks. But curl is also good!
@leon332157 curl is not just good, curl is better :)
@chubin Yeah! :p
@chubin And seems like elinks is not working on my mac :(

@chubin Waiting for 3 mins :(
@leon332157 try it with other sites please
@chubin Hmm... Google is not working as well 馃憥

How is https still not implemented?
Mea culpa.
Will be fixed on this weekend
$ curl https://wttr.in/
...
$ openssl s_client -showcerts -connect de.wttr.in:443 < /dev/null 2> /dev/null | grep issuer
issuer=/C=US/O=Let's Encrypt/CN=Let's Encrypt Authority X3
Finally fixed. Sorry guys for ignoring it so long
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Finally fixed. Sorry guys for ignoring it so long