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The Meteostat CLI gives you direct access to weather and climate data from the terminal. It is built on top of the Meteostat Python library and lets you query historical observations, browse weather s
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Access weather and climate data through the terminal.
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Access weather and climate data through the terminal.
For plotting capabilities (png and svg output), install the plot extra:
To contribute to the weather stations directory using meteo station add, edit, validate and build, install the contrib extra:
Want to know the hottest temperature of 2024 at Frankfurt Airport (station 10637)? Run the following command:
Please refer to the official documentation for detailed usage instructions and examples.
Please read our contributing guidelines for details on how to contribute to Meteostat.
You can now run the CLI locally using:Read the full README ↗uv tool install meteostat-cli
For plotting capabilities (png and svg output), install the plot extra:
uv tool install "meteostat-cli[plot]"
To contribute to the weather stations directory using meteo station add, edit, validate and build, install the contrib extra:
uv tool install "meteostat-cli[contrib]"
For full provider support, use:
uv tool install "meteostat-cli[providers]"
Alternatively, you can use uvx:
uvx meteostat-cli [YOUR_COMMAND]
meteo --install-completion # Bash, Zsh, Fish, PowerShell
Want to know the hottest temperature of 2024 at Frankfurt Airport (station 10637)? Run the following command:
meteo daily 10637 -s 2024-01-01 -e 2024-12-31 -p tmax --agg max
This will yield the following output:
tmax
station
10637 35.9
Please refer to the official documentation for detailed usage instructions and examples.
Please read our contributing guidelines for details on how to contribute to Meteostat.
uv tool install --force -e ".[plot,contrib,providers]"
You can now run the CLI locally using:
meteo [YOUR_COMMAND]
The Meteostat CLI is licensed under the MIT License. Data provided by Meteostat is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). See the documentation for details.