[image: daytemphilow_line_gap_0.2.png]
Thanks for the advice.

Changing line_gap_fraction to 0.2 did the trick. I've tested another values 
down to 0.03.
The 0.04 is the smallest value, when the graph is plotted right.

I've noticed in this image a small gap at the start and the end of the data 
lines (left and right side).
None of my other images does have this.

But as a workarround the line_gap_fraction trick is reasonable good for me.
Although the trick helped, I did the manager.py test. Resulting output is 
in attachment.

Thank you a lot for your help
Pavel 


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pi@rpi-meteo:~ $ sudo wee_reports
Using configuration file /etc/weewx/weewx.conf
Generating for all time
timespan=[2019-07-07 06:00:00 CEST (1562472000) -> 2019-07-08 09:00:00 CEST 
(1562569200)]; sql_type=outTemp; aggregate_type=min; aggregate_interval=3600
start_vec= [1562472000, 1562475600, 1562479200, 1562482800, 1562486400, 
1562490000, 1562493600, 1562497200, 1562500800, 1562504400, 1562508000, 
1562511600, 1562515200, 1562518800, 1562522400, 1562526000, 1562529600, 
1562533200, 1562536800, 1562540400, 1562544000, 1562547600, 1562551200, 
1562554800, 1562558400]
stop_vec= [1562475600, 1562479200, 1562482800, 1562486400, 1562490000, 
1562493600, 1562497200, 1562500800, 1562504400, 1562508000, 1562511600, 
1562515200, 1562518800, 1562522400, 1562526000, 1562529600, 1562533200, 
1562536800, 1562540400, 1562544000, 1562547600, 1562551200, 1562554800, 
1562558400, 1562562000]
data_vec= [67.5, 68.97176470588235, 71.52631578947367, 67.54000000000002, 
69.5475, 68.20941176470589, 66.64736842105265, 66.44842105263157, 66.15, 67.14, 
68.44235294117645, 70.25000000000006, 71.45000000000002, 69.08000000000003, 
66.62842105263158, 64.47000000000003, 62.810000000000024, 60.21, 
58.78588235294116, 57.77999999999999, 55.79999999999998, 53.748, 51.84, 
51.803999999999995, 52.55999999999997]
timespan=[2019-07-07 06:00:00 CEST (1562472000) -> 2019-07-08 09:00:00 CEST 
(1562569200)]; sql_type=outTemp; aggregate_type=max; aggregate_interval=3600
start_vec= [1562472000, 1562475600, 1562479200, 1562482800, 1562486400, 
1562490000, 1562493600, 1562497200, 1562500800, 1562504400, 1562508000, 
1562511600, 1562515200, 1562518800, 1562522400, 1562526000, 1562529600, 
1562533200, 1562536800, 1562540400, 1562544000, 1562547600, 1562551200, 
1562554800, 1562558400]
stop_vec= [1562475600, 1562479200, 1562482800, 1562486400, 1562490000, 
1562493600, 1562497200, 1562500800, 1562504400, 1562508000, 1562511600, 
1562515200, 1562518800, 1562522400, 1562526000, 1562529600, 1562533200, 
1562536800, 1562540400, 1562544000, 1562547600, 1562551200, 1562554800, 
1562558400, 1562562000]
data_vec= [68.90210526315792, 75.14, 75.71249999999999, 70.22250000000001, 
71.82000000000001, 71.27999999999999, 68.03999999999999, 67.5, 67.19, 
68.23000000000002, 70.02, 71.96, 72.1042105263158, 71.27999999999999, 
68.9021052631579, 66.42, 64.21, 62.64, 59.940000000000026, 58.64823529411763, 
57.77999999999998, 55.98000000000001, 53.52352941176472, 52.45999999999998, 
53.279999999999994]

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