Banditt’s Weather Page V1.1

Overview

Banditt’s Weather Page is an online page formatted to work with your NMT.

If you live in the united states

If you live in the US you have two different options: A Forecast version and a Satellite Map Version

Forecast Version	Satellite Map Version

Forecast Version

Get the URL:

1. Go to: http://worldaerodata.com/US/ and choose your state

2. Find the closest airport to you that has an ICOA code – Important: Not all have ICOA codes!

3. The url to enter as a web service:
http://www.brettcharney.com/HamWeather/webservice.php?ICOACODE

4. An example for Denver: ICOA code – KDEN would be:
http://www.brettcharney.com/HamWeather/webservice.php?KDEN

5. Make sure to check that the airport you chose has a forecast by checking it in a web browser. If the bottom part does not have forecast icons then choose another airport

Satellite Map Version

Get THE URL:

1. Go to: http://www.brettcharney.com/weather/setup.php

2. Enter your zip code

3. Choose Fahrenheit or Celsius

4. Choose which map you want to be displayed

5. Click Submit

6. The next page will give you the link you want to use in your index.htm or enter as a web service

7. That’s it

If you live outside the united states

Unfortunately, the scripts I use for gathering forecasts do not get international forecasts without a cost of $14.95 per month (which won’t be happening) so your only option is a 1 day forecast version with a satellite map

Satellite Map Version

How to Find Your Location

1. To find your location code, go to weather.yahoo.com and search for your city and country.

2. Once you come to the page with your weather, copy the name of the html file from the URL. In this case: FRXX0076:

Complete the URL

1. Go to: http://www.brettcharney.com/weather/setup.php

2. Enter the location code that you found

3. Choose Fahrenheit or Celsius

4. Choose which map you want to be displayed

5. Click Submit

6. The next page will give you the link you want to use in your index.htm or web service

7. That’s it

FAQS

Does this work as a web service?
Yes, as of v1.2

Why can’t I get a 5 day version for outside of the US?
It costs $17/month for international forecasts and is free for inside the US – sorry.