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Weather from terminal
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You can compare cities using:
diff -Naur <(curl -s http://wttr.in/london ) <(curl -s http://wttr.in/new-york )
as illustrated in the top-voted answer. wttr.in also makes a great “splash” screen every time you open the terminal. Do this by adding it to your ~/.bashrc file. I’ve done that to include Weather, Date, Time and Distribution information as detailed in this answer: Terminal splash screen with Weather, Calendar, Time & Sysinfo?
Sorry I was in Ubuntu in Windows 10 WSL for Spring 2018 updates when I captured this image. Promise I’ll boot back into Ubuntu in Linux soon.