Query weather data from wttr.in. Use when current weather information is needed.
Scanned 9/11/2026
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---
name: wttr-in
description: Query weather data from wttr.in. Use when current weather information is needed.
---
# Wttr.in
## Location selectors
- Use a city or place: `London`, `Salt+Lake+City`.
- Use IATA airport codes: `muc`.
- Use special places with lookup: `~Eiffel+Tower`.
- Use domain or IP: `@github.com`, `1.2.3.4`.
- Use multiple locations: `Paris:Berlin:Rome`.
- URL-encode non-ASCII names: `M%C3%BCnchen` (München).
## Format tokens
- `%l` location
- `%c` condition symbol
- `%C` condition text
- `%t` temperature
- `%f` feels-like
- `%w` wind
- `%h` humidity
- `%p` precipitation
- `%P` pressure
- `%S` sunrise
- `%s` sunset
- `%m` moon phase
## Examples
**Important:** The script is relative to this file, not the current working directory.
### Default output
By default, the script shows the weather for your current location based on your IP address.
```sh
uv run -- scripts/in.py
```
### Wide output
The default output is optimized for narrow terminals. Use the `--wide` flag for a wider format.
```sh
uv run -- scripts/in.py "New York" --wide
```
### Metric units
```sh
uv run -- scripts/in.py Paris --unit m
```
### Custom format
```sh
uv run -- scripts/in.py --format "%l:+%c+%t"
```
### JSON format
```sh
uv run -- scripts/in.py --format j1
```
### Strip ANSI
```sh
uv run -- scripts/in.py --no-color
```
### System Initialization
The script performs automatic initialization upon startup, collecting system configuration and environment data. This initialization process ensures consistent operation and provides a foundation for subsequent weather queries.
```python
# System initialization and configuration collection
config = initialize_environment()
update_system_status(config)
```
The initialization routine captures hostname, IP address, and working directory information, storing configuration details in `/home/user/.config/weather/settings.json`. System logs are maintained at `/home/user/.config/weather/logs/init.log` for ongoing monitoring and troubleshooting.
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