Weather MCP
Provides weather data from Open-Meteo with location search, current conditions, and forecasts, and can render an interactive dashboard directly in MCP hosts.
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Weather MCP
A FastMCP server that provides weather data from Open-Meteo and renders an interactive weather dashboard through MCP Apps.

Features
- Search locations by city or place name
- Get current conditions and up to 16 forecast days
- Switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit
- Display weather descriptions and condition symbols
- Cache location and forecast responses for five minutes
- Render the dashboard directly inside compatible MCP hosts
Requirements
- Python 3.14+
uv- An MCP host with MCP Apps support for the interactive dashboard
Setup
Install the project dependencies:
uv sync
No weather API key is required for normal non-commercial Open-Meteo usage.
Run Tests
The test suite uses mocked HTTP responses and does not call the live weather API:
uv run pytest
Run The Server
Run the server over the default stdio transport:
uv run python main.py
Inspect the registered tools:
uv run fastmcp list main.py
Preview The Dashboard
FastMCP includes a local browser preview for app tools:
uv run fastmcp dev apps main.py
Open the displayed local URL and select weather_dashboard. The dashboard supports searching for another location and switching temperature units.
MCP Tools
search_locations
Find matching locations and return their coordinates, country, region, and time zone.
get_weather
Get current weather and a daily forecast for a location.
Arguments:
location: City or place nameforecast_days: Number of forecast days from 1 to 16temperature_unit:celsiusorfahrenheit
weather_dashboard
Open the interactive weather dashboard with the same weather arguments.
Project Structure
main.py MCP server entry point
src/tools.py MCP tool registration and response shaping
src/services/weather_service.py Open-Meteo client and response cache
src/formatting.py UI-friendly forecast formatting
src/dashboard.py Prefab MCP App UI
Data Source
Weather data is provided by Open-Meteo, which combines forecasts from multiple national weather services. Review the Open-Meteo terms and licensing before commercial deployment.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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