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Provide real-time weather forecasts for any city worldwide. Use this skill whenever the user asks about weather, temperature, or climate conditions — including phrases like "weather in [city]", "what's the weather like", "weather forecast", "is it going to rain", "how hot is it", or any mention of checking current or upcoming weather conditions for a location. Also trigger when users ask about what to wear today, whether to bring an umbrella, or any question where weather data would help.

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Weather Report

Get current weather and short-term forecasts for any city worldwide. Supports city names in various languages. Always respond in user's language.

Workflow

1. Determine the city

  • If the user specifies a city (e.g., "weather in Tokyo", "Shanghai weather"), extract it directly.
  • If no city is mentioned, ask the user which city they want to check.
  • If the user previously mentioned a city in the conversation, use that as context.

2. Search for weather data

Use WebSearch with query: "weather forecast {city} today {date}"

For China cities, use weather.com.cn as the source. For the rest of the world, use weather.com as the source.

Include today's date in the query for freshness.

3. Present the report

Use this structure:

## {Emoji} {City} Weather — {date}

- **Condition**: {condition}
- **Temperature**: {current}°C (High {high}°C / Low {low}°C)
- **Feels Like**: {feels_like}°C
- **Humidity**: {humidity}%
- **Wind**: {wind_direction} {wind_speed}

### 📅 3-Day Forecast

| Date | Condition | High | Low |
|------|-----------|------|-----|
| {d1} | {w1}     | {h1} | {l1}|
| {d2} | {w2}     | {h2} | {l2}|
| {d3} | {w3}     | {h3} | {l3}|

{brief_tip}

Use emoji in the weather column.

4. Tips

Add a short practical tip with emoji at the end based on conditions:

  • Rain → 🌧️ "Bring an umbrella"
  • Cold → 🧥 "Bundle up"
  • Hot → ☀️ "Stay hydrated"
  • Pleasant → 🌤️ "Great day to be outdoors"

5. Sources

Always include 1-2 source links at the end so the user can check details.

Notes

  • If search results lack some fields (feels-like, humidity, etc.), omit those rows rather than guessing.
  • Prefer authoritative sources: weather.com.cn, AccuWeather, Weather.com, NWS.
  • Use °C by default. If the user is clearly US-based or requests it, use °F.