So, this isn't exactly what you asked for, but it was an interesting problem, so I did it anyway
It uses wttr.in (I couldn't figure out that other site- when I put in a location, it required a more specific name for the results page than I could figure out quickly).
It's in powershell, and I documented it in the comments. Save it to Get-Weather.ps1 and run it, i.e.
.\Get-Weather.ps1
It will prompt you for the city- you can specify it just by city and it will sometimes get it right from your location, but you can also use state/province/country, etc - just separate with ,. i.e.
.\Get-Weather.ps1
Enter name of the City to get weather report: Cairo
This would display the weather for Cairo,Egypt, but
.\Get-Weather.ps1
Enter name of the City to get weather report: Cairo,Illinois
Would display the weather for Cairo,Illinois
<#
Get-Weather
Created in response to a request on DonationCoder
- https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=51394
Retrieves weather from http://wttr.in/ and prints it to commandline
Parameters:
-City: [required] City to retrieve the weather for
-IncludeTomorrow : Also include tomorrow's weather
-IncludeNext2Days : Also include the weather for the next two days
#>
param (
[string]$City = $( Read-Host "Enter name of the City to get weather report" ),
[switch] $IncludeTomorrow,
[switch] $IncludeNext2Days
)
try {
$url = "http://wttr.in/$($City)"
$Weather = $(Invoke-WebRequest $url –UserAgent curl).content -split "`n"
if($Weather)
{
$Weather[0..16]
if(($IncludeTomorrow) -or ($IncludeNext2Days)){ $Weather[17..26] }
if($IncludeNext2Days){ $Weather[27..36] }
}
}
catch {
}
