Did you have to tell it to remember the preference or was the overwrite command enough?
Yes and no, telling that it is the wrong Northampton is enough to give the correct quote; however, after losing that clue from the context window, it turns back to MA. I do not think remembering does much more than making a remainder note. However, that note is not taken into account in the context window.
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Imagine user outside of software development world, a regular user. This will not cut for any other than programmers. An on top of that overriding is not a solution it’s a patch. IT should be a question does the list of possible answers is enough to be precise? It is obvious that the list is sorted in alphabetical order on collection of data from the source and algorithm pick a single town at index 0 regardless that list could be longer. Imagine other situation, within a single country there could be a multiple towns with the same name name. What is the closest one with that name to the GPS location given.
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The last scenario that you described it is exactly what Simon said, so I think that in the next updates this will be taken into consideration… until then, the only and last workaround you can do is:
Save “Overwrite Northampton, MA with Northampton, UK” to a note called “Real location”
I done it by the terminal because via voice was difficult… and use it to recall in combination with the other request, the weather in this case, so the prompt will be:
Recall “Real location note” and use it to show me the weather for tomorrow