Found the temps used by the darksky website in the API fields
temperatureMin
temperatureMax
Kind of confusing, my preference is to match the website info and use those fields vs
temperatureLow
temperatureHigh
Are you up for another option or changing the low and high source fields? 
I'll consider it, but I don't have time right now (today) to research or commit to that. Is the difference the time of day (4AM - 4AM vs midnight to midnight)? A lot of others use this driver too so, I'd like to make sure there isn't a significant objection to this change. It makes sense to me .... but I don't know if there may be any down-sides I have not considered.
If anyone has strong opinions (either way), please share them. Thanks.
I don’t have a strong opinion on this but I really love what you’ve provided here and it does seem logical to have the website data matching the 3 day forecast.
With them being different, I can see the question coming up again and again.
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V1.3.4
02/27/2020
Changes:
Changed the forecast temperature polled from Dark Sky from 'temperatureHigh' and 'temperatureLow' to 'temperatureMax' and 'temperatureMin'. This change now allows the values to match what Dark Sky shows on their website for the same location. This should not require any user changes as the Dark Sky API variable names are not used in the driver other than to pull in those values. The new Dark Sky variable values continue to be pulled into the same driver attributes names so no changes will be required by the users of this driver. This change was recommend by @arnb .... Thanks.
Added the update time to the bottom of the 'threedayfcstTile'.
Corrected one decimal formatting in the 'weatherSummary' that was missed in the recent update (thanks @arnb) .
Hi Matthew,
I noticed this on the driver page after I updated to the latest release....
Thanks. I have updated my version checking file. Open the driver click the 'Save preferences' button and it should update.
[UPDATED]
V1.3.5
02/28/2020
Changes: (inspired by @arnb)
Lots of 'behind the scences' changes to myTile and some that will be noticable:
Black circled text is a hyperlink to the hub location's weather detail page.
Red circled text is a hyperlink to weather.gov's alert detail page.
Is there anyway to create a rule that will trigger a TTS if it sees a weather alert ?
Probably. If you create a rule in rule machine with a custom attribute trigger, what do you see listed when you select your darksky weather device?
Thanks this is helpful.
I’m not using a global variable.
Would running an event below work?
Weather Alert: %alert%
Did you try it?
My guess is that it will not work because %alert% is a global variable ... so if you are not using a global variable and did not set %alert%'s value then it will not work.
Yeah didn’t work.
So I setup a local variable like your example.
It’s now working. Thanks for the help!
Do you have any examples for upcoming rain ?
Nothing for Rule Machine. I look at the tiles (below) You could set up a rule that if the PoP is greater than x%, speak a rule. Lots of issue with that, like if it exceeds your threshold it will never stop triggering...... I am sure there is a way to limit that in Rule Machne, but I have never done it.
Okay fair enough.
Stupid question but where are you pulling that display info from? Dashboard ?
Reading is your friend. This has been discussed several times in this thread. Those three images are 'tile' attributes in the driver. They are 'myTile', 'threedayfcstTile' and 'weatherSummary'. You can show those on any dashboard, like any other attribute, by selecting driver, then the template 'Attribute', then the attribute you want in that dashboard tile. Several examples showing how this is done are in this thread.
Should your dashboard be short of screen real estate and the mytile, 3day, or summary tile is truncated, it can be made to scoll as follows;
get the tile id for the element
In windows an easy way to do this using Chrome, place the cursor over tile element, right click, select Inspect. HtML source displays, get tile element id.
Display the dashboard page, Click gear on tile's dashboard.
Click advanced
Click CSS
add the following
#tile-n {overflow: auto !important;}
replace 'n' above with your tile number Won't work without important
Click Save
(update) You also probably want to get rid of the fixed position device id on the bottom of the tile by adding the following CSS
#tile-n>.tile-title {visibility: hidden;}
Shows scroll bars on non-touch screens as needed. Smooth scrolls on touch screens
Sample Html to look for
<div id="tile-2" class="tile attribute h-full" style="grid-area: 1 / 1 / 3 / 4; font-size: 9px; border-radius: 4px; background-position: center center; background-repeat: no-repeat; background-size: cover; overflow: hidden;"><div class="tile-contents"><div class="tile-secondary"> myTile </div><div class="tile-primary" style="font-size: 13.5px;"><span style="display:inline;"><a href="https://darksky.net/forecast/4x.xxxx,-7x.xxxx">Someplace, NJ</a><br>Clear | <span><a style="font-style:italic;color:red;" href="https://alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwacapget.php?x=NJ125F3FC63F94.SpecialWeatherStatement.125F3FC77D8CNJ.PHISPSPHI.92450720d95b4d609c891a38178d76ea">Special Weather Statement</a></span><br> 41°F<img src="https://tinyurl.com/y6xrbhpf/32.png" style="height:1.5em;display:inline;"> Feels like 36°F<br></span><span style="font-size:.9em;"><img src="https://tinyurl.com/y6xrbhpf/wb3.png">North-Northwest @ 9 MPH, gusts @ 18 MPH<br><img src="https://tinyurl.com/y6xrbhpf/wb.png">30.11 inHg <img src="https://tinyurl.com/y6xrbhpf/wh.png">43% <img src="https://tinyurl.com/y6xrbhpf/wu.png">8%<br><img src="https://tinyurl.com/y6xrbhpf/wsr.png">06:29 <img src="https://tinyurl.com/y6xrbhpf/wss.png">17:50 Updated: 16:57<br></span></div></div><!----></div>
[UPDATED]
V1.3.6
03/01/2020
First update since last month! 
Changes:
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