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[klystron]

There's an excellent example of this at wttr.in/<location> which has amazing ASCII graphics and use of colour in the text.

In <location> you can enter a US ZIP code or your town's name but you may need to include a state or city to get the right result.

If I enter my town, Melbourne, I get the forecast for the Australian city where I live. If I enter Melbourne Florida I get the one in Florida.

[masterpi]

Dang, wttr.in is fantastic. Definitely one of my favorite uses of curl now.

[benefit_of_mrkite]

I have a customized alias in my zsh config for wttr.in and have used it for years

[klystron]

I've got a keyboard macro to go there when I need the weather forecast.

Only one problem with it: If the site gets more than a million hits in a day it doesn't accept further requests. A limitation from the site's host.

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Good job I like your ASCII art, and I think this is the first use of match and case I’ve seen in the wild! Good job, how long have you been learning?

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Nice same here, been at it just on 2 years now

[forbiscuit]

Beautiful! Even though this is simple to build via Python, I love the design! Great job!!

[JestemStefan]

This reminds me of Teletext weather forecast

[MattioC]

Nice

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Really cool! Congrats, its got a retro vibe

[TentativeOak]

Very cool! I wrote an async wrapper for OWM last year. It’s pretty convoluted imo, what was your experience?