Yup.  Do you want it timestamped or "fixed"? (i.e. Weather2Text.txt all the time or formatted like: YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS.txt)

Im not sure that I understand.
Im thinking it should look the same in text as it does in comand prompt. Just redirecting the output. (colors choise would be ignored ofcourse)
Like I can do with "dir > Output-File.txt" for example.

But if i run WeatherToText.exe https://www.klart.se/se/södermanlands-län/väder-alberga/timmar/ ; > Weather.txt
The text file Weather.txt just contains "Error: The handle is invalid." 

Hello! WeatherToText v0.6.0 released:

• ⬇️ Download @ DCmembers.com (Mouser's site)
• ⬇️ Download @ GitHub

It has a new /O:<filename> argument.

Example:

c:\WeatherToText.exe https://www.klart.se/se/södermanlands-län/väder-alberga/timmar/ yellow /N /T 1900 /O:Weather.txt

Using /O:Weather.txt writes parsed output to the "Weather.txt" file.

Enjoy!

Vic

Hello! WeatherToText v0.6.0 released:

• ⬇️ Download @ DCmembers.com (Mouser's site)
• ⬇️ Download @ GitHub

It has a new /O:<filename> argument.

Example:

c:\WeatherToText.exe https://www.klart.se/se/södermanlands-län/väder-alberga/timmar/ yellow /N /T 1900 /O:Weather.txt

Using /O:Weather.txt writes parsed output to the "Weather.txt" file.

Enjoy!

Vic

Hello
Weather2Text has stoped working on Windows 7, it works on Windows 10. 
The error i get is "Error: The request was aborted: Could not create SSL/TLS secure channel."

I dont know if this helps: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2859790/the-request-was-aborted-could-not-create-ssl-tls-secure-channel