It was called "Take Me Warmer." Basically, you entered in your ZIP code and a desired temperature, and it told you the closest ZIP whose forecasted high for the day was at least that temperature.
So, if you were in NYC in January and wanted to find out the closest location that was at least 72 degrees, it would spit out locations that met that criteria.
(There was also a companion app, "Take Me Cooler," that did the reverse.)
Required a one-time download of ZIP/coordinate data and daily downloads from a weather API. Figured out how to calculate the distances, and most of the rest was just stitching it all together.
So, if you were in NYC in January and wanted to find out the closest location that was at least 72 degrees, it would spit out locations that met that criteria.
(There was also a companion app, "Take Me Cooler," that did the reverse.)
Required a one-time download of ZIP/coordinate data and daily downloads from a weather API. Figured out how to calculate the distances, and most of the rest was just stitching it all together.