weather

The Weather skill is a powerful command-line integration for OpenClaw that provides immediate access to meteorological data using the wttr.in service. It is designed for users who need quick, text-based, or visual weather updates without the overhead of heavy graphical interfaces or external API subscriptions. Whether you are checking if you need an umbrella before heading out, planning a multi-day trip, or verifying temperatures in different time zones, this skill delivers precise reports directly into your conversation flow. It supports a wide variety of formats including simple one-liners, detailed 7-day forecasts, and even image-based weather snapshots.

• Real-time current conditions: Check temperature, wind speed, humidity, and precipitation status for any city or airport code.

• Flexible forecasting: Retrieve short-term weather trends, including today's outlook, tomorrow's forecast, or comprehensive week-long summaries.

• Customizable output: Supports multiple response formats such as emoji-rich summaries, detailed text blocks, JSON for programmatic integration, and PNG weather charts.

• Travel-ready: Easily query global locations by city name, region, or IATA airport codes to assist with logistics and transit planning.

• No-configuration setup: Operates seamlessly without the need for API keys, leveraging the open-source wttr.in weather engine.

• Ensure you always specify a location (city name or airport code) in your prompt for accurate results.

• Please be mindful of rate limits; avoid high-frequency automated polling to keep the service stable for all users.

• Note that this skill is intended for general atmospheric weather; it should not be used for critical aviation, marine navigation, or emergency severe weather alerting.

• The output is highly readable in terminal environments, making it ideal for developers or power users who prefer CLI-driven information retrieval.