Weather Tool FAQs

Question 1

What is the Weather Tool?

Accepted Answer

The Weather Tool is a Python-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that fetches real-time weather information for any location worldwide using the free wttr.in API, specifically designed for easy integration with MCP clients like Claude Desktop.

Question 2

Does the Weather Tool require an API key to function?

Accepted Answer

No, this tool uses the publicly available wttr.in service, which means you do not need any API keys or subscriptions to get real-time weather data. It's completely free to use.

Question 3

How do I integrate the Weather Tool with Claude Desktop?

Accepted Answer

Integration with Claude Desktop is straightforward. You simply need to update your Claude Desktop configuration file (e.g., `claude_desktop_config.json`) with the absolute path to the tool's `main.py` file, then restart Claude.

Question 4

Is this tool suitable for beginners learning MCP?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! The Weather Tool features a beginner-friendly Python codebase and was created as a learning project for understanding MCP concepts, making it an ideal resource for anyone looking to grasp MCP server architecture and integration.

Question 5

What kind of weather information can I get and for where?

Accepted Answer

You can get real-time temperature and basic weather conditions (e.g., 'London: ⛅️ +15°C') for virtually any location worldwide that the wttr.in API supports. Simply provide the location as a string input to Claude.

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