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Microsoft's Weather App Eats More RAM Than Most Browsers – and Serves You Ads
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Open web browser -> enter url -> wttr.in/nameofyourcity
Like wttr.in/chicago
Quick and easy. No bullshit.
Work well with curl in a terminal.
Don't know where it's pulling the data but it's definitely not accurate for the couple cities I tested.
I don't really know, but since it's a wrapper for Wego https://github.com/schachmat/wego I think it use one of the data source used by Wego. I think that the best improvement could be to be able to choose our own source.
Same here, which is a real shame, because I love the simplicity.