●Incident

YR Weather degradation.

ResolvedDEGRADATION · MEDIUM

Nov 4, 2026, 10:13 PM · about 3 hours ago · Duration: 14min

Detected by Probecast

Incident Summary

API YR Weather is currently DOWN in europe.

Diagnostic Details

Error Type: http HTTP Status: 503 Error Message: API returned HTTP 503 Retry Attempts: 1 (all failed)

Validation Results

Validation Reason: DOWN only in europe - possible regional issue Consecutive DOWN Checks: 2 Time Between Checks: 297s

Regional Analysis

Status: DOWN only in europe (possible regional issue) Other Regions: asia: up, us-east: up, us-west: up

Severity Assessment

Level: MEDIUM Limited regional impact or recoverable error type.

Detected by Probecast Health Monitor - 2026-11-04T22:13:36.786Z

Timeline

●Started

Nov 4, 2026, 10:13 PM

about 3 hours ago

●Resolved

Nov 4, 2026, 10:28 PM

about 2 hours ago

●Duration

14min

Total downtime

Evidence Logs4 checks

Time	Region	Status	Latency	Code
Nov 4, 10:13 PM	europe	down	19ms	503
Nov 4, 10:08 PM	europe	down	18ms	503
Nov 4, 10:03 PM	asia	down	264ms	503

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