Weather MCP Server
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This is a weather information server developed based on the MCP protocol, which obtains real-time meteorological data through the HeWeather API. It provides weather information to applications like CherryStudio.
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What is Weather MCP Server?
The Weather MCP Server is a Python-based server that uses the MCP protocol to provide real-time weather information. It retrieves data from the HeWeather API to offer detailed weather conditions for specified cities.
How to use Weather MCP Server?
The server can be deployed using Docker or directly with Python. After deployment, configure an MCP client (like CherryStudio) with the server's address and API key. Then, the client can request weather information through the MCP protocol.
Key features of Weather MCP Server
Retrieves real-time weather information for specified cities
Uses the HeWeather API for data
Provides detailed weather information (temperature, humidity, wind speed, precipitation, etc.)
Supports Docker deployment
Use cases of Weather MCP Server
Integrating weather information into chat applications
Displaying real-time weather data in a dashboard
Using weather data to trigger automated actions
Providing weather forecasts in a virtual assistant
FAQ from Weather MCP Server
What is the purpose of this server?
What is the purpose of this server?
To provide real-time weather information to applications using the MCP protocol.
What API does this server use?
What API does this server use?
This server uses the HeWeather API to fetch weather data.
How do I deploy this server?
How do I deploy this server?
You can deploy it using Docker or directly with Python. Refer to the installation steps in the README.
What environment variables are required?
What environment variables are required?
The WEATHER_API_KEY environment variable is required, which is your HeWeather API key.
How do I configure CherryStudio to use this server?
How do I configure CherryStudio to use this server?
In CherryStudio settings, configure the MCP server address and select SSE mode. See the README for detailed instructions and screenshots.