A terminal weather application that brings weather to life with animated ASCII visuals. Watch rain fall, snow accumulate, thunderstorms rage, and airplanes fly across your screen—all driven by real-time weather data from Open-Meteo.

Key features include:

Real-time weather data from Open-Meteo with automatic location detection via IP
Animated weather effects including rain, snow, thunderstorms, and flying airplanes
Day and night cycles that reflect actual sunrise and sunset times
Customizable configuration for location, temperature units (Celsius/Fahrenheit), wind speed, and precipitation measurements
Multiple display modes for location information: coordinates only, city name, or mixed format
Cross-platform support with installation options for macOS, Linux, Windows, and FreeBSD
Simulation mode for testing different weather conditions without internet
Privacy-focused with optional manual location configuration to avoid API calls
Accessibility features including NO_COLOR environment variable support

Install via Cargo, Homebrew, package managers, or Docker. Configure through simple TOML files with sensible defaults. Control the app with keyboard shortcuts (q to quit, Ctrl+C to exit) and command-line flags for quick overrides.

Cargo