If you've ever been frustrated by the inaccuracy of a television weather report, in particular the graphics, there's always been a way out -- you could go to the National Weather Service website and look at the online radar images pulled straight off the actual radar.
Hi All,
Yes, there are already some good weather apps out there
with plenty of bells and whistles.
However, this one has an easy to use, and fast, interface,
with lots of detailed weather information straight from NOAA's servers.
One of the best Hazard Warnings, also from NOAA, a Thirty Six Hour,
Hourly and Seven Day forecast, along with RADAR.
Also Current Conditions, from your loc
I found the idea of using an internet weather service to display weather information in a terminal here on the forum.
Ubuntu has no weather indicator by default since the switch to Unity. The only indicator I found in the repos is "indicator-weather". This one only half works. Sometimes the temperature next to the icon is gone (maybe the Google Weather API is to blame for this as I had the same trouble with a KDE weather indicator) and not all weather situations have a monochrome icon.
In Ubuntu 12.04, one of the Gnome 2 applets that I miss the most is the Gnome Weather Report applet.
I like the fact that this applet provides: (a) a screen with a summary of current local weather conditions,
(b) a separate screen that displays the forecasts of the pertinent weather office (in my case, the U.S.
Hi Ubuntu Community:
I'm still using Lucid 10.04, but have experimented with Unity and Gnome 3 on an old machine.
I was wondering whether Gnome3 will allow the personal type of customizaton that Gnome 2 allowed.
For example, remember "eyes" that goofy set of eyes that you could add t the panel?
Hello on my note 2 i was running the 1.99 payed weather bug elite i was using the live radar on my screen savor on my home page for like two years ! weather bug just updated now i don't get live weather bug radar screen savor any did anybody lose there's if so can we get back:confused:
After the intial set-up of Fedora 17, I could open Firefox and view my web cams around the grounds without any problems. After 2 updates through YUM Extender, they stopped working. I only get a screen listing the applications that are enabled. I get no video, no set-up options, and no controls whatsoever.
Some scripts for displaying a weather forecast on your conky.They use Accuweather, Weather Underground, National Weather Service (USA) and Weather.com.They all rely on the same principle: download a bunch of pages, parse them and isolate the necessary info for conky to find.There is something for everyone: from the minimalistic (1c), to the humongous, larger than life, "I'm a meteorologi
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