weather
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Fetches global weather forecasts via Open-Meteo without an API key. Use when planning travel dates, packing, outdoor activities, or when the user asks about weather, 天气, forecast, or climate at a destination.
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Weather
Open-Meteo forecasts for travel planning (replaces wttr.in — more reliable globally).
Setup
export ATLAS_ROOT="${ATLAS_ROOT:-$HOME/AtlasAgent}"
export ATLAS_SCRIPTS="$ATLAS_ROOT/scripts"Commands
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/weather_client.py" forecast --city "Tokyo" --country JP --days 7
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/weather_client.py" forecast --lat 48.8566 --lon 2.3522 --days 5
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/weather_client.py" current --city "Paris" --country FR
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/weather_client.py" forecast --city "Sydney" --country AU --days 10 --jsonFor travel dates, include --from YYYY-MM-DD and the exact number of trip days. The client rejects ranges outside the next 16 local dates instead of substituting today's forecast. For ambiguous city names, specify coordinates and --timezone after confirming the location; the client prints candidate locations instead of selecting the first.
current returns current conditions and their timestamp. --json is available for both commands. Missing observations appear as 暂无数据 in text; service failures have a nonzero exit code and an explicit error.
Output Use
- Summarize in itinerary weather section
- Rain → swap outdoor sights for indoor backups
- Extreme heat/cold → packing notes
- Forecast beyond 7 days = trend only
Pitfalls
- Southern hemisphere seasons differ (June in Sydney = winter)
- Mountain/coastal microclimates may differ from city forecast
Verify
python3 "$ATLAS_SCRIPTS/weather_client.py" forecast --city Paris --days 3Does it work?
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