Are you trying to find out if you should wear shorts or bring that umbrella? WeatherWorks is your ticket to getting your day off to a good start! Enter your city and we'll tell you your current forecast as well as the next 5. We'll even tell you if you should put on sunscreen with our new UV index with color advisor!
Follow these steps to install this project on your local machine.
- Open Bash editor
- mkdir weatherworks
- cd weatherworks
- git clone https://github.com/DLittlefield81/WeatherWorks.git
Link to Deployed Application: https://dlittlefield81.github.io/WeatherWorks/
This code uses Weather API from openweathermap.org.
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