Weather

Professional weather data with current conditions, forecasts, and weather alerts using OpenWeatherMap One Call API 3.0. Includes geocoding to convert location names to coordinates.

v0.0.1
6 Tools
1 Prompts
Configuration
Available Tools
6

Geocode Location

geocode_location
2 credits

Convert location names to geographic coordinates (latitude/longitude). Use this FIRST when you have a location name and need coordinates for weather data. Supports city names, addresses, and location queries.

Reverse Geocode

reverse_geocode
2 credits

Convert geographic coordinates (latitude/longitude) to location names. Useful for identifying what places are at specific coordinates.

Get Current Weather

get_current_weather
4 credits

Get real-time weather conditions for precise geographic coordinates. REQUIRES coordinates - if you have a location name like \'London\' or \'Paris\', use the geocode_location tool first to convert it to latitude/longitude coordinates.

Get Weather Forecast

get_weather_forecast
5 credits

Get detailed daily weather forecasts for up to 8 days for precise geographic coordinates. REQUIRES coordinates - if you have a location name like \'Tokyo\' or \'Berlin\', use the geocode_location tool first to convert it to latitude/longitude coordinates.

Get Hourly Forecast

get_hourly_forecast
5 credits

Get detailed hourly weather forecasts for the next 24 hours for precise geographic coordinates. REQUIRES coordinates - if you have a location name like \'Sydney\' or \'Madrid\', use the geocode_location tool first to convert it to latitude/longitude coordinates.

Get Weather Alerts

get_weather_alerts
3 credits

Get government-issued weather alerts and warnings for severe weather conditions for precise geographic coordinates. REQUIRES coordinates - if you have a location name like \'Miami\' or \'Rome\', use the geocode_location tool first to convert it to latitude/longitude coordinates.

Available Prompts
1

Weather Summary

weather_summary

Get a formatted weather summary with current conditions for precise geographic coordinates. REQUIRES coordinates - use geocode_location tool first if you have a location name.