Weather shows wrong location

turly

I'm in Barcelona, Spain. Using latest Mac Firefox on www.kagi.com. My search region is set to Spain (ES-es). Kagi has access to my location.
I search for "Weather Zaragoza".
It displays a nice graphic showing the weather in Tijuana, Baja California. Apparently there is a neighbourhood there called "Colonia Zaragoza". Population 237. As opposed to the Spanish city of Zaragoza (pop 1M).
I try searching for "Weather León" and it again shows the weather in a suburb of a Mexican city as opposed to the city of León, Spain. Most other Spanish cities seem to produce the desired results even if there are similarly-named cities/neighbourhoods in other countries.

I expect it to show me the weather of the city of major Zaragoza, which is around 250km from me. Not the weather in a tiny barrio of Tijuana (pop 237) some 10,000 km from me.

sarno

As you’re using a third-party web browser with a known focus on privacy, it’s hard to know whether this is an issue with Kagi or simply Firefox choosing to share an imprecise location for privacy reasons.

What happens if you try to reproduce this in competing services e.g. Google’s own weather widget?

If you try to reproduce this in Kagi’s own browser, Orion (it’s a free download), do you get the same result?