Weather

You can use the weather variable to create commands that display weather information for a specific location.

Usage

$(weather location)

location is the location being looked up. It can be a city name, a city with a state or country (such as Paris, Texas or London UK), or a US ZIP code, Canadian postal code, or UK postcode.

Example Usage

$(weather Austin TX)

would result in

Weather for Austin, Texas, United States: Conditions are Clear with a temperature of 71F (22C). The wind is blowing from the ENE at 3mph (5km/h) and the current humidity is 49%.

Examples

Adding a command to show chatters your local weather

!commands add !weather $(weather location)

Adding a command to allow users in chat to lookup their own weather

!commands add !weatherlookup $(weather $(query))

Data Sources

Weather data is based on data from MET Norway, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Temperatures and wind speeds are converted to imperial and metric units.

Locations are resolved using data from GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0.