Check the weather of multiple locations! Everywhere in the world!
This widget will show on your desktop the weather condition of up to 8 different locations, choosen among the ones supported by weather.com, everywhere in the world!
Features: - skins (see How-To) - weather icons - customizable location name (eg: NewYork -> BigApple) - weather description (such as: fair, rainy, etc) - temperature (Metric or English/US system) - Real Feel temperature - wind direction and speed - severe weather alerts (only for US) - up to 8 locations supported
How To... - Change skin: Click on big weather icon.
- Toggle Current weather/Forecast: Click anywhere but the big icon and the city name.
- Load one city's page on Weather.com: Click on city name.
Changelog Ver 2.2: Works again after Weather.com changed XML request format.
New Features in ver 2.1: - 3 days Forecasts! Click on the area to the right of the weather icon (the area with temp, wind, etc) to switch from Temps view to Forecasts and viceversa. - readded old 1.0 skin for nostalgics - improved location search field
It would be nice if it is possible to resize it. That way it could be stuck to the status bar or to the windows title bar and it will never overlay a useful screen area.
I like this widget, but it's missing more options. I prefer the temperature in Celsius and wind speed in Miles per hour, but I can't have that.
Also, people might be confused by the time in the lower left corner. It's not the current local time, but the time of the last update. Maybe put it in a mouseover popup window with some text?
Very nice widget ; it work fine on my Mobile P1i Sonyericsson , and perhaps on windows mobile ? Just , put the ZOOM to 80% before save the setting on a little screen ( 320X240 ) Thanks you very much .
Sorry, it's due to the widgets' approval process. I committed ver 2.2 this morning but you must wait some time (a few days usually) for Opera guys to publish it. Hold on some more!
Thanks for your (positive) comments I have been really busy this year so I didn't work on my widgets. I still use them though, especially this one (I live in a city, my family in another one and my GF in a third one). A couple of days ago, Weather.com changed its XML request format so the widget broke. I couldn't let you (and me) down of course! so I opened it and fixed it. Download it and (continue) having fun! Ciao!
PS: A couple of answers to your questions: - It supports Severe weather alerts (only for US)
- The time showed is NOT the current time. It's the time of the last update. It is returned by Weather.com in its XML response.
- Current day forecasts aren't available AFAIR. I'll check it.
- If you can't find your city there are two possibilities: Weather.com doesn't have it in its database and you can do nothing but cry OR Weather.com uses a different name for the location (e.g. ROMA, the italian capital, is listed as ROME), in this case, try looking for your place in weather.com website and see what name it is using for it.
By dark2angel , # Sep 22, 2009 5:46:15 PM
That way it could be stuck to the status bar or to the windows title bar and it will never overlay a useful screen area.
By tyrmyk , # Sep 16, 2009 11:55:33 AM
But it would be nice to remark that time shown below is the time of the last report. Anyways, good job!
By Keldian , # Sep 8, 2009 7:54:05 PM
Also, people might be confused by the time in the lower left corner. It's not the current local time, but the time of the last update. Maybe put it in a mouseover popup window with some text?
By Afkamm , # Jul 29, 2009 12:33:21 AM
I modified script.js to "var _maxLoc = 11;" and easily display 11 cities.
By rhubarbpie , # Jul 26, 2009 11:36:44 PM
Just , put the ZOOM to 80% before save the setting on a little screen ( 320X240 )
Thanks you very much .
By MobilAstuces , # Jul 21, 2009 3:33:08 AM
By chadifr , # Jul 13, 2009 11:52:04 PM
By Bartikus , # Jul 10, 2009 11:13:50 AM
By himmel , # Jul 9, 2009 8:05:33 PM
Bye
By risidoro , # Jul 8, 2009 2:14:20 PM
By Hades32 , # Jul 8, 2009 12:30:32 PM
I have been really busy this year so I didn't work on my widgets. I still use them though, especially this one (I live in a city, my family in another one and my GF in a third one). A couple of days ago, Weather.com changed its XML request format so the widget broke. I couldn't let you (and me) down of course! so I opened it and fixed it.
Download it and (continue) having fun! Ciao!
PS: A couple of answers to your questions:
- It supports Severe weather alerts (only for US)
- The time showed is NOT the current time. It's the time of the last update. It is returned by Weather.com in its XML response.
- Current day forecasts aren't available AFAIR. I'll check it.
- If you can't find your city there are two possibilities: Weather.com doesn't have it in its database and you can do nothing but cry OR Weather.com uses a different name for the location (e.g. ROMA, the italian capital, is listed as ROME), in this case, try looking for your place in weather.com website and see what name it is using for it.
By risidoro , # Jul 8, 2009 9:45:08 AM
also does it give severe weather alerts?
By samMD , # Jul 6, 2009 11:05:54 PM
By srapro , # Jun 27, 2009 3:49:19 PM
By Lupatrian , # Jun 16, 2009 9:15:58 PM
By alenkas , # Apr 4, 2009 7:58:47 AM
By AleksOD , # Mar 28, 2009 3:24:10 AM
By lpwallaby , # Mar 14, 2009 7:30:06 PM
By phantphant , # Mar 3, 2009 1:24:50 PM
By TexBob , # Feb 20, 2009 8:25:13 PM