Point at roughly where you are and the game takes that place's whole atmosphere — its clock, its cloud cover and its wind, refreshed every 15 minutes. Point somewhere else and you get that morning instead. Only the coordinate is sent, to open-meteo.com; nothing is looked up about you, and no city or address is involved. The globe is one degree across per cell, so it cannot resolve anything finer than about a hundred kilometres. The clock is already your own local time and needs none of this.