Weather FAQs

Question 1

What is the Weather tool?

Accepted Answer

The Weather tool is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to fetch current weather information for any city, primarily integrating with Claude Code for natural language queries using the OpenWeatherMap API.

Question 2

What API does the Weather tool use for data?

Accepted Answer

It leverages the OpenWeatherMap API to retrieve up-to-date and accurate current weather information for various cities globally.

Question 3

Is an OpenWeatherMap API key required to use this tool?

Accepted Answer

Yes, an OpenWeatherMap API key is mandatory. You'll need to obtain one (a free tier is available) and configure it in your environment variables for the tool to function.

Question 4

How do I integrate the Weather tool with Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

After setting up the server and installing dependencies, you configure it in your Claude Code MCP configuration file. Once added, you can use natural language prompts like 'What's the weather in London?' to get information.

Question 5

What specific functionality does the Weather tool offer?

Accepted Answer

The Weather tool exposes a `getWeather` function, allowing you to programmatically or via natural language queries request the current weather conditions for any specified city.

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