Teo's Scripts in a nutshellTeo's scripts use 4 different weather sitesSome for USA users, others for International UsersAccuweather's pages are different for US and International users. Which strikes me as halarious because for me The USA has always held "International" status.
Yea yea, I know Accuweather is a US site!However, to continue
1a)Accuweather - INTERNATIONAL USERS - conditions: font1a)Accuweather - ALL USERS -
conditions: font- Now
- Today forecast
- Tonight forecast
- 9 extra days
1b)Accuweather - USA USERS - conditions: font defunct
Today
Tomorrow
3 extra days
1c)Accuweather RSS - All users - conditions: font
- Current
- Today's forecast (by date)
- Tomorrow's Forecast (by date)
1d1)Accuweather -
Images - INTERNATIONAL USERS - conditions: images
- Now
- Today Forecast
- Tonight Forecast
- 9 extra days
1d1.1)Accuweather -
Images - INTERNATIONAL USERS_Hourly_Forecast
- Weather for the next 16 hours
1d2)Accuweather -
ConkyWeather font - INTERNATIONAL USERS
- Now
- Today Forecast
- Tonight Forecast
- 9 extra days
- The difference between 1a) and 1d2) - 1a has a "C" version (language) - apparently faster - I have not tried it.
1e)Accuweather -
Images - USA USERS
- Now
- Today Forecast
- Tonight Forecast
- 9 extra days
2)WUnderground ICAL - International users -
conditions: font- day - night forecasts for 7 days
NWS XML - USA users - NOAA Weather Service -
conditions: images (Opinion alert: YUK on those images)
- day - night forecasts for 7 days
Weather.com conky script - all users -
conditions: images- Now
- Today's FULL forecast
- Tonight's FULL forecast
- 10 extra days
- has a C version of the scripts included.
The differences in images between Accuweather and Weather·com
- Accuweather uses rectangular images - a little more difficult to "space" them[/*]
- Weather·com used square images and are better looking (Opinion alert)

In the directory for each of Teo's scripts you'll see a couple of PDF files.
If you look at, for example:
1d1_Output_of_the_script.pdf you will see numbers on the left.
1, 2, 3, 4 etc
those are the 1p, 2p, 3p, 4p etc in the conky commands:
↑ ${execi 600 sed -n '19p' /media/5/Conky/accuweather_conky/tod_ton}°
if you look at "tod_ton" you will see 19 is a number ... in representing the high temperature
Sorry about that Jed ...
I need a coffee!
Love what you are doing!!! You and VastOne have the space for larger fonts, that makes a BIG difference.
Opinion: Since pictures speak a thousand words, I don't use text for the conditions.
For a few reasons really:
- Now - look at the image/font - look outside
- Forecasts change by the hour at times, a scientifically configured guess:
- Monday it says Rain on Friday
- Tuesday it says Cloudy for Friday
- Wednesday it says Sunny for Friday
- 4 or more days away - a scientifically configured wild hunch
If every job in the world allowed for that kind of accuracy ... can you imaging the chaos!