Given a US location (lat/lon, ZIP, or city+state), return the National Weather Service forecast: current observation, hourly forecast, 7-day multi-day periods, active alerts/watches/warnings, the forecast office, and the underlying grid cell. Read-only via the public api.weather.gov JSON surface (no auth).
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What an agent can do on Weather
Given a US location (lat/lon, ZIP, or city+state), return the National Weather Service forecast: current observation, hourly forecast, 7-day multi-day periods, active alerts/watches/warnings, the forecast office, and the underlying grid cell. Read-only via the public api.weather.gov JSON surface (no auth). This page documents every listed tool: what it does, how to install it, and the input fields an agent should send.
WebMCP tools on Weather
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get-forecast
Given a US location (lat/lon, ZIP, or city+state), return the National Weather Service forecast: current observation, hourly forecast, 7-day multi-day periods, active alerts/watches/warnings, the forecast office, and the underlying grid cell. Read-only via the public api.weather.gov JSON surface (no auth).
How to install
browse skills add weather.gov/get-forecast-1uezib
Install browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.
Run with an agent
Use the get-forecast tool on weather.gov with url: <string>, location: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.
Return current sky conditions for a US location: cloud-cover layers (METAR CLR/FEW/SCT/BKN/OVC/VV with base heights), surface visibility in meters and miles, and a derived 'can you see blue sky?' boolean — pulled from the free NWS api.weather.gov JSON API.
How to install
browse skills add weather.gov/is-it-cloudy-qhspk1
Install browse first, then run the command in a terminal. WebMCP tools run directly on the website and do not need a package install.
Run with an agent
Use the is-it-cloudy tool on weather.gov with location: <string>. Return the structured result and cite the source page.