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WX Weather displays data from a Personal Weather Station, retrieved from the website <a href="www.wunderground.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Weather Underground</a>.
to use this for your own Weather Station, you need to submit your data to Weather Underground, and you know your Weather Station code. to find out more about how to do this, visit <a href="http://www.wunderground.com/weatherstation/about.asp" rel="nofollow ugc">Weather Underground’s Personal Weather Station Page</a>.
data is cached locally in your WordPress install, so it only makes one request to Weather Underground every five minutes.

WX Weather Widget

WX Weather is a WordPress widget designed to display data from a Personal Weather Station (PWS) in your blog sidebar.

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The perfect way to show current conditions and a 3-day forcast in your sidebar, for a location of your choice. Great for travel sites, town or city sites, etc. It looks good, takes up little space and is easy to set up.
The widget uses accurate weather data from World Weather Online.
<h4>About the Weather Widget</h4>
The Weather Widget by Calcatraz is a compact WordPress weather widget for your sidebar. It has a neat, neutral design which fits in with almost any site. For the location of your choice (city, town, coordinates, ip address, etc) it shows the current weather conditions on the left and a 3-day forcast on the right.
The widget can display temperatures in both celcius and fahrenheit scales. It can detects the user’s language and shows the appropriate scale, or use a predefined scale. It also allows the user to switch scales, and remembers their preference.
There are now two styles: the default wide style (260 x 58px), and the new square style (133 x 116px) suitable for narrower sidebars.

Weather Widget by Calcatraz

A simple, compact weather widget which displays current conditions and 3-day forecast for the selected location.

WX Weather Widget vs Weather Widget by Calcatraz