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1.1 root 1: .TH WEATHER 7 alice
2: .CT 1 inst_info
3: .SH NAME
4: weather \- conditions and forecast by town
5: .SH SYNOPSIS
6: .B weather
7: [
8: .B -h
9: ]
10: [
11: .B -m
12: ]
13: .SH DESCRIPTION
14: .I Weather
15: reports current weather conditions and a forecast for towns
16: in the contiguous United States.
17: It reads town names from the standard input, one per line.
18: Each input line should be in the style of
19: .IP
20: .L walla walla, wa
21: .LP
22: where the state is given as the 2-letter Post Office abbreviation.
23: .PP
24: The information provided is the temperature, humidity, whether or not it
25: is raining or snowing, and an indication of cloudiness and visibility
26: if it is not.
27: If the wind is above 10 knots the wind speed and
28: direction are given.
29: Up to three forecasts are given (assuming they can be found within
30: a 4\(mu4 degree latitude-longitude square): a forecast of high
31: and low temperatures plus probability of precipitation taken from
32: some numerical model of the atmosphere, a general area forecast
33: and a marine forecast (if near the coast and if the
34: .B -m
35: argument is given).
36: .PP
37: The command
38: .B "weather -h"
39: is equivalent to
40: .L weather
41: followed by a single input
42: line of
43: .LR "murray hill, nj" .
44: .SH SEE ALSO
45: .IR avw (A)
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