But it also cuts words in half which ain't too pretty.

When you include "#includes" then no, it won't work as .html. Is it not possible to use an iframe for this? Doesn't look like it should be that difficult to do with just an iframe in your table instead of the include. Would basically be the same thing in the end I think? I could be wrong here though as I don't know if the iframe itself would follow the styling for the word wrap, but I'm pretty sure you can set that in the style for the iframe itself? Try and see maybe?

Which words are cut?

If you look at it now, link, you'll see it splits "United" in the first line. When I take out the "break word" in the code, it breaks the formatting. You must have looked at it right when I was making that adjustment.

Frustrating

I changed my other page (limaweather.com/index.html) to an iframe. This might work given the fact that the NOAA is notorious for not changing the format. I assume that an iframe can go inside a table cell?

I will say again that an Iframe should be all you need for this project... Because from what I see the txt file that is output every 10 min is the same name every time, and it is uploaded to the same place every time correct? If this is the case, then a simple Iframe like the one I posted not to long ago, would be the simplest solution to this problem.

But now how are we going to populate a table with that data and keep it there so we can add more? That's the only reason I took a PHP approach. I figured once we have the data in PHP we should be able to manipulate it to display in a table or chart.

Eric, It seems to work as far as placing the code goes. The only drawback that I see is that it puts the text in a box, and I don't see an option how the lines can be made invisible. I can have the table with a boarder of "0" but the box is still seen. Maybe not a bad thing. I'll have to experiment around with it more.

I'm totally thinking off the table here. I was thinking you wanted to display your data in a more user friendly "Table" not a <table></table>. I thought you wanted to keep filling the "Table" dynamically stacking the data so users could see the previous conditions.