They also have a nice API where you can pull the raw weather data and fancy it up any way you like graphically. Great for building your own entirely custom weather widget for your desktop, webpage, app, or whatever. :)
replyWhy would I like to know the weather in some other city?
replyWhat do you mean? It gets the weather for your city via your IP address, maybe you're on a VPN.
replyYour IP address doesn't automatically correspond to your city, even without a VPN.
replyThen add your city as an argument to the curl. It works well enough regardless and doesn't use hundreds of megabytes of RAM which is what the initial complaint was.
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