Another alternative to get text-based info is to use Weather::Simple. Here is an example that uses Weather::Simple for Tupper Lake, NY. It returns a hash that has all the info you need. 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use Data::Dumper;
use Weather::Simple;

# define parameters for weather search
my %params = (
        'cache'      => '/tmp/weathercache',
        'partner_id' => 'somepartnerid',
        'license'    => '12345678',
        'place'      => 'Tupper Lake, NY',
);

# instantiate a new weather.com object
my $simple_weather = Weather::Simple->new(%params);

my $weather = $simple_weather->get_weather();

print Dumper($weather);

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Update: Fixed a comment in the code above that would prevent it from retrieving the Tupper Lake weather.

In reply to Re: Checking the Weather by bfdi533
in thread Checking the Weather by rand0mmm

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