weather-plus

What This Skill Does

The weather-plus skill is a comprehensive meteorological tool designed for the OpenClaw ecosystem, providing users with real-time weather information and extended forecasts for locations across the globe. By leveraging reliable data sources such as wttr.in and Open-Meteo, this agent can synthesize complex climate data into actionable insights. Whether you need the current temperature for a local trip, a detailed seven-day forecast for travel planning, or specific environmental details like humidity, wind speed, and air quality, this skill handles the heavy lifting. It goes beyond simple data retrieval by providing context-aware suggestions, such as personalized clothing advice based on predicted temperature ranges and precipitation forecasts, ensuring you are prepared regardless of the weather conditions.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/anmu14641/anmu-weather Ensure you have the latest version of the OpenClaw agent runtime installed to maintain compatibility with the weather data parsing modules.

Use Cases

• Daily Planning: Quickly check if you need a jacket or an umbrella before leaving the house.
• Travel Logistics: Compare weather conditions across multiple destinations to decide where to go or what to pack.
• Environmental Monitoring: Keep track of air quality and wind conditions for outdoor activity planning.
• Long-term Scheduling: Review up to 7-day forecasts to organize events or outdoor meetings.

Example Prompts

1. "What is the weather like in Tokyo right now?"
2. "Is it going to rain in London this weekend, and what should I wear?"
3. "Compare the weather in Beijing and New York for the next three days."

Tips & Limitations

• Stability: wttr.in can occasionally face connection issues in certain regions; the system includes Open-Meteo as a reliable fallback provider.
• Accuracy: Please note that weather forecasts tend to decrease in accuracy beyond a 3-day window. Always rely on official meteorological warnings for extreme weather events.
• Geographic Coverage: While global in scope, some smaller, rural municipalities or remote villages may not be fully covered by the API providers.
• Context: Always provide the city name clearly to avoid ambiguity.