Weatherbug

[Gregory Nowak]

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I used to use weatherbug on windows about 2 years ago, before
switching to lynx and braille.wunderground.com. I also think that
weatherbug has great local weather reporting, and the only things I
didn't like about it were that it could have been a bit more
accessible with window-eyes, and the popup ads of course (smile). Two
years ago, I tried searching for "weatherbug" on freshmeat, but didn't
find anything. I'm fairly happy with braille.wunderground.com right
now, but if anyone does know of a gnu/linux text console client for
weatherbug, I'd also be interested in hearing about it.

Greg


On Thu, Oct 07, 2004 at 07:42:29AM -0700, Steve Holmes wrote:
> I'm curious.  I see that www.weatherbug.com has a really locallized
> weather reporting network but it uses a windows client.  The client
> apparently uses http port 80 to communicate so am wondering if anyone
> has seen anything that might access weatherbug from text based linux.
> If not, I'll bet one could cook up some sdcripts to fake out the
> client:).
> 
> I know, braille.wunderground.com works good too but I'm interested in
> the tighter granularity weatherbug apparently has.  Plus they have an
> alert system included in their win client for weatherbug.
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