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Juhe Weather MCP Server

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This server provides weather forecasts for cities and regions across China. It allows large language models to access real-time weather information.

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What is Juhe Weather MCP Server?

The Juhe Weather MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that provides weather forecast information for cities and regions in China. It allows large language models (LLMs) to query real-time weather data.

How to use Juhe Weather MCP Server?

To use the server, you need to install it using either uv or pip. You also need to configure the JUHE_WEATHER_API_KEY environment variable with your Juhe Data API key. The server exposes a query_weather tool that accepts a city name as input. You can then use the MCP inspector to debug the server.

Key features of Juhe Weather MCP Server

  • Provides real-time weather forecasts for Chinese cities and regions

  • Exposes a query_weather tool for querying weather data

  • Supports installation via uv or pip

  • Requires a Juhe Data API key for accessing weather data

Use cases of Juhe Weather MCP Server

  • Enabling LLMs to answer weather-related questions

  • Integrating weather forecasts into conversational AI applications

  • Providing weather information for location-based services

  • Building weather-aware applications

FAQ from Juhe Weather MCP Server

What is the JUHE_WEATHER_API_KEY?

It is the API key required to access the Juhe Weather API. You can obtain it from https://www.juhe.cn/docs/api/id/73

How do I install the server?

You can install it using either uv (recommended) or pip. Refer to the installation instructions in the README.

What is the required Python version?

The server requires Python 3.10 or higher.

How do I query the weather for a specific city?

Use the query_weather tool, providing the city name as the city parameter.

Can I use abbreviations for city names?

Yes, but use the official abbreviations and follow the naming conventions strictly to avoid query failures.