Remote Weather FAQs

Question 1

How do I deploy Remote Weather to Azure?

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You can deploy it in 3 commands using the Azure Developer CLI (azd): `azd auth login`, `azd init`, and `azd up`. Make sure you have an active Azure subscription.

Question 2

How can I test the Remote Weather server?

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You can use the built-in web test interface at the `/test` endpoint after deployment, or send JSON-RPC requests to the `/mcp` endpoint using tools like curl or Postman. Example commands are in the README file.

Question 3

What features does Remote Weather offer?

Accepted Answer

It provides weather alerts and forecasts through the NWS API, complies with the JSON-RPC 2.0 MCP protocol, is ready for Azure App Service deployment, includes a web test interface, and utilizes HTTP transport for web connectivity.

Question 4

What kind of weather data can I access?

Accepted Answer

You can access real-time weather alerts and detailed forecasts for any location in the US via the National Weather Service API.  No API key is required.

Question 5

What is Remote Weather?

Accepted Answer

Remote Weather is a Node.js MCP server that provides weather information using the National Weather Service (NWS) API. It's built for easy deployment to Azure and includes a built-in web test interface.

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