weather

You can get current weather and forecasts without an API key by requesting city-based lookups or coordinates. The tool fetches data from public sources like wttr.in and open-meteo, returning current, compact, or forecast views in metric or US units.

Yes, you can retrieve weather forecasts using specific latitude and longitude coordinates. The tool supports coordinate-based lookups alongside city names, allowing you to get accurate current conditions and forecast views for any location.

The best way to check weather from the command line across platforms is using a Node-based tool with multiple transport methods. It implements fetch, http(s), and curl, ensuring robust access to weather data with metric or US unit outputs.

Yes, the weather lookup tool works if wttr.in or open-meteo is blocked. It implements multiple transport methods and graceful fallbacks, ensuring you still retrieve weather data even when primary providers are unavailable.

You only need to install the undici dependency to fetch weather forecasts in Node. This lightweight requirement allows the tool to execute robust input validation and fetch current conditions or forecasts from public sources.

Available output formats for weather forecasts include current, compact, and forecast views. You can specify metric or US units across these formats to tailor the weather data retrieved from public sources to your specific needs.