Yet another terminal weather tool - wx Why? I did not like…
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Yet another terminal weather tool - wx
Why? I did not like how the many great terminal weather tools use various open APIs that (in my mind) do not provide "good enough" weather data when better is available (I prefer official sources when possible).
\`wx\` uses NWS for US locations, DWD (via Brightsky) and Norway's MET as a fallback and the rest of the world. Also allows fetching METAR and TAF for global airports.
https://github.com/aeroperf/wx
If you use it, be sure to update your .config file (see instructions https://github.com/aeroperf/wx#important-edit-the-user-agent ). MIT license, fully vibe-coded.
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Why? I did not like how the many great terminal weather tools use various open APIs that (in my mind) do not provide "good enough" weather data when better is available (I prefer official sources when possible).
\`wx\` uses NWS for US locations, DWD (via Brightsky) and Norway's MET as a fallback and the rest of the world. Also allows fetching METAR and TAF for global airports.
https://github.com/aeroperf/wx
If you use it, be sure to update your .config file (see instructions https://github.com/aeroperf/wx#important-edit-the-user-agent ). MIT license, fully vibe-coded.
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