Get your Local Weather Forecast on Twitter with ChirpBot
Posted: June 20th, 2009 | Author: dan | Filed under: Channels, chirps | No Comments »
We know, we know – there’s already several ways to get weather info on your mobile device. You might use mobile browsing and navigate your way to the info you need … eventually. Or you might go through the sheer joy of downloading and installing another smartphone app. Now how about this option: use ChirpBot to request your local forecast as a tweet, anytime you need it.
It’s quick and easy to use. Visit ChirpBot.com and configure the weather channel. Just a few quick settings – choose your local city and choose between celcius/fahrenheit and you’re all set. From this point on, just send a tweet to ChirpBot (using an @reply or a direct message), and use one of these chirps:
- weather – this one delivers both the forecast and the current conditions
- forecast – this one retrieves the weather forecast for the next few days
- conditions – this one retrieves current weather data
So, for example, if you wanted to send an @reply, your tweet would look like this: @chirpbot weather
It’s that simple. May the sun shine gently upon your shoulders.
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