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Larry Hart <chime@hubert-humphrey.com> writes:

> Thanks Chris: Its funny the instructions, example says "wx"

Yeah, save it as wx if you want, or edit the script and change the
instructions.  I've usually had it installed as weather.

> Wonder if you can combine options to get current temp-and-forecast?

-f gives you both.  The temp and current conditions are at the very
 bottom of the output, after the forecast.

And yes, a zip code seems to be the most reliable way to specify a
location.  Guess this doesn't help people outside the US.  I've never
tried to use it for a non-US location, sadly.

-- Chris