weather

To get live weather forecasts in JSON format, you provide a location name and preferred temperature units. The Skill geocodes the location into precise coordinates, queries Open-Meteo for forecast data, and returns machine-readable JSON alongside a human-friendly summary.

Yes, you can retrieve weather data for multiple cities using either Celsius or Fahrenheit. The Skill validates inputs, handles unit conversions for temperature and wind speed, and outputs both current conditions and multi-day forecasts for comparison.

No API key is required to fetch current conditions because the tool queries the Open-Meteo API directly. It operates without external dependencies, geocoding location names into coordinates to retrieve live weather data and forecasts seamlessly.

The best way to convert location names into precise coordinates for weather data is through the built-in geocoding process. The Skill validates location inputs, translates them into exact geographic points, and queries Open-Meteo to retrieve accurate current conditions and hourly forecast details.

Your weather forecast request returns an error when the tool encounters invalid location inputs or API failures. The Skill validates all inputs before geocoding and querying Open-Meteo, returning explicit errors if the location cannot be resolved or the forecast data cannot be fetched.

Hourly weather forecasts work by geocoding your queried location into precise coordinates and requesting detailed hourly data from the Open-Meteo API. The script returns both machine-readable JSON and a human-friendly summary, supporting wind speed and temperature unit conversions.