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@killyourfm Glad you like it, I find it quite pretty and useful :)
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wttr.in is great 'n all, but have you tried graph.no?
`echo London | nc graph.no 79`
@freemo there is also tiny cli program, does basically the same output, forgot the name as usual 
For an specific location
curl -s wttr.in/<location> | awk 'NR==1, NR==17{print}'
@freemo You forgot the best part!
`curl wttr.in/dfw`
Supply it with an area for local conditions. In my case, I use an airport code.
Screenshot from MacOS.
@pwinn normally it should detect your location and do that for you.. but yea you can always explicitly specify the location :)
@freemo yes, but VPN users might need this, and I often check the weather where I have family and friends, not local. 😀
But we don't get the pleasure of all those dozens of pop-up ads, forever load times, and hundreds of cookies dumped on our system... (sarcasm)
Thank you , Jeff, for the tip.
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@freemo
wowzers, it rocks!
@freemo OK, that is awesome.