Thanks Tony-and-all: My other anoying issue with "wx" script, it stops like
half-way through the forecast, so I must type "wx -x" and type airport codes
directly. And lastly some of you can see, I changed my first name to
Chime
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Janina Sajka writes:
> A comment on the wx script ...
>
> I have found the script works just fine. However, the service isn't
> fully reliable.
Well, braille.wunderground.com started breaking their site a couple
months after this thread. I have since moved away from home-grown
weather scripts.
Always nice to have more options for weather. Thanks, Tony!
A comment on the wx script ...
I have found the script works just fine. However, the service isn't
fully reliable. What I mean is that there are days I get only current
conditions, and days on which I get a full week's outlook. Just now,
Yes, I realize this is a very, very late reply, but it might be useful
anyway and is generic for any platform. I think both the NWS and Weather
Underground have changed their interfaces in the last year, probably
breaking most weather apps. It doesn't matter though as you can get plain
text out
Well, for `many years, have been useing a "wx" script which goes through
Wunderground, but last day or so, now it only is displaying current conditions,
no forecast. So I looked in Debian testing-and-grabbed several items:
libgeo-metar-perl libgweather-3-6 libweather-com-perl php-services-weather
