I prefer feh normally but I did for some reason prefer it for viewing the hourly weather (US specific but maybe similar is available elsewhere). I bind a key to
followed by the weather.gov url (the image link there with selected options goes to the current. I also have a kitty +kitten icat alias for viewing in the terminal, although for hourly weather I usually use mpv. Also small radar images that are available (0 = latest 9 = oldest, radar names shown on main radar.weather.gov page next to the circled checkmark):
Those I look at via icat since I'll keep them around to see how things are moving if I don't head out right away. For longer term weather there is a text forcast:
mpv --no-terminal --no-osc --image-display-duration=inf --title=weather --x11-name=weather --wayland-app-id=weather
followed by the weather.gov url (the image link there with selected options goes to the current. I also have a kitty +kitten icat alias for viewing in the terminal, although for hourly weather I usually use mpv. Also small radar images that are available (0 = latest 9 = oldest, radar names shown on main radar.weather.gov page next to the circled checkmark):
https://radar.weather.gov/ridge/lite/
Those I look at via icat since I'll keep them around to see how things are moving if I don't head out right away. For longer term weather there is a text forcast:
https://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/forecasts/zone/
Some of the files are confusingly similar but with subtle differences that I don't remember. I use:
alias tw='/bin/curl -s '\''https://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/forecasts/zone/or/orz006.txt...' | sed '\'':a; /^[[:space:]]*$/ { $d; N; ba; }'\'''