Weather Api 1

What This Skill Does

The Weather API 1 skill provides OpenClaw agents with the ability to retrieve hyper-local weather data, forecasts, and historical climate information specifically optimized for the construction industry. By integrating directly with Open-Meteo, this skill allows users to pull metrics such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation. Beyond raw data, it includes an assessment layer that classifies weather risk levels—from low to critical—allowing site managers to identify when outdoor activities like concrete pouring, crane operations, or exterior finishing might be compromised by environmental conditions.

Installation

You can integrate this capability into your agent workflow using the following OpenClaw command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/phucanh08/weather-api-1 Once installed, ensure your environment has the required 'requests' and 'pandas' libraries installed to support the data processing logic provided in the implementation.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for construction project managers and schedulers who need to move beyond generic weather forecasts. Use cases include:

• Automated Scheduling: Automatically flagging days where high wind speeds would trigger safety protocols for tower crane operations.
• Risk Mitigation: Analyzing historical climate data to calculate the probability of delays due to rainfall during critical project phases.
• Resource Management: Adjusting labor allocation for outdoor work based on hourly temperature and humidity thresholds that affect curing times or worker safety.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the 7-day weather forecast for the project site at latitude 34.05 and longitude -118.24 and identify any days where wind speeds exceed safety thresholds for heavy machinery."
2. "Provide a workability assessment for the next 3 days. Are there any expected weather conditions that would prevent concrete pouring based on local humidity and temperature?"
3. "Summarize the historical rainfall data for our job site from last month to help us justify a weather-related schedule extension request."

Tips & Limitations

• Precision: Ensure you provide precise latitude and longitude coordinates for your specific job site, as micro-climates can vary significantly in construction contexts.
• Risk Thresholds: The risk assessment logic assumes standard construction safety practices. You should manually review 'CRITICAL' flagged days to cross-reference against local safety regulations.
• Data Refresh: Forecasts are based on publicly available meteorological models; always check local official warnings for extreme weather events like hurricanes or flash floods.