Mark
Frederic BeziesLa CLI, c'est la vie, épisode 40 : ah, le temps !
NatyAdded this to the config.jsonc to get the wttr.in customized output I prefer. #wttrin #neofetch #fastfetch #weather #terminal #commandline #cli
```
{
"type": "weather",
"location": "London",
"outputFormat": "%c+%C+%t+(%f)+%hRH",
"timeout": 1000
},
```
ĸurth
Chris
public channel public profile rlTwo tools to share:
Courtesy of Norwegian Meteorological Institute (https://www.yr.no/), who operate a (wait for it!) finger server. So, via 'lynx' web browser:
finger://graph.no/london
To increase the forecast (depends on data available at each locality), either by hours:
finger://graph.no/london+24
or by terminal column output:
finger://graph.no/london~140
The other web site is from Igor Chubin (https://github.com/chubin). With luck (s)he will move away from that repository and social media platform:
https://wttr.in/
To specify a location different to your web browser server connection:
https://wttr.in/london
The fourth row of each forecast time-period (e.g. 'noon') is the visibility value; un-sure how this is calculated.
#weather #finger #lynx #graphno #wttrin #commandterminal
Courtesy of Norwegian Meteorological Institute (https://www.yr.no/), who operate a (wait for it!) finger server. So, via 'lynx' web browser:
finger://graph.no/london
To increase the forecast (depends on data available at each locality), either by hours:
finger://graph.no/london+24
or by terminal column output:
finger://graph.no/london~140
The other web site is from Igor Chubin (https://github.com/chubin). With luck (s)he will move away from that repository and social media platform:
https://wttr.in/
To specify a location different to your web browser server connection:
https://wttr.in/london
The fourth row of each forecast time-period (e.g. 'noon') is the visibility value; un-sure how this is calculated.
#weather #finger #lynx #graphno #wttrin #commandterminal
Jaxom Kaplan
Randy Noseworthy 😼 
Todays' Screenshot of WTTR.IN
Terminal version over the Web version. LOL.