Need some sleep before I wrap up this release...

o355 · Dec 3, 2017 · cdcb325 · cdcb325
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diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md
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 * Adds a nearby location feature to hurricane data (300km out)
 * Will push the API key validation code up further thanks to new features.
 * Adding a much nicer progress indicator.
-* Adds the ability to prefetch yesterday's weather at boot, and a caching system.
+* Adds the ability to prefetch yesterday's weather at boot, and a caching system. (thanks to @ModoUnreal for partially coding this in!)
 * Adds the ability to view your current location through a GeoIP service
 * Adds the ability to view data through a PWS at boot.
 * Adds the ability to have up to 5 favorite locations.
 * Adds the ability to manually define a Google Maps API key
-* Much better error catching for the config file
+* Much better error catching for the config file (thanks to @TheLetterAndrew for coding this in!)
 * Adds the ability to view the chance of precipitation on the forecast page.
 * Adding the ability to show cache timings.
 * Adds a new loader, which makes loading things in PyWeather a lot more nice.

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -1,12 +1,15 @@
 [Subscribe to the PyWeather Weekly Update, for all the latest in PyWeather news on a weekly basis!](https://owenthe.ninja/sign-pyweathers-weekly-newsletter/)
 
-## Welcome to PyWeather (0.6.3 beta)!
+## Welcome to PyWeather (0.6.2 beta)!
 Welcome to PyWeather, the fun way to check the weather in a terminal. Thanks for being here!
 
 PyWeather is the culmination of thousands of hours of work poured into a silly little project that got more advanced over time.
 
 I hope that you can enjoy PyWeather as much as I enjoy making PyWeather, so, let's get started!
 
+## Hey! PyWeather 0.6.3 beta is coming out by 3pm EST on December 3rd!
+Writing release notes is a tiring and long process.
+
 ## Requirements
 To run PyWeather, you'll need:
 * A computer (Windows, OS X, most Linux distros)
@@ -22,7 +25,7 @@ If you'd rather, you can also download PyWeather with Git, using the following c
 ```
 git clone https://github.com/o355/pyweather.git ./pyweather
 cd pyweather
-git checkout 0.6.3-beta
+git checkout 0.6.2-beta
 ```
 
 After that, run `setup.py`, and the setup file will guide you through setting up PyWeather. After that, run `pyweather.py`, and enjoy the magic of PyWeather! It's as easy as that.