I want to create a weather forecast web page, how?

[megaphone]

I have a digital signage display in a small office. I use Screenly on a Raspberry Pi for showing content. https://www.screenly.io/ose/

Screenly has a weather widget which I have used, it's not great and it does hang sometimes requiring a reboot. Screenly can link to a url however I cannot find a suitable website that just displays a clear local forecast.

I'm now thinking of building my own web page and then inserting a weather 'widget' together with some other info. It just needs to be a simple one page site, doesn't matter if the url is non specific, just needs to load one page full screen with no log-in or buttons, will be displayed for say 15 seconds., then on to some other pages.

Never done this before, so where do I start? Ideally free as it's for a non profit company.

[The_Nugget]

Use a Mk1 eyeball to look out of a Mk1 Window?

[Mr Pointy]

Maybe Google "weather forecast APIs"?
https://openweathermap.org/widgets-constructor

[LordGrover]

It may be possible to configure Wunderground.

Maybe the mobile version of the website?

[megaphone]

Mr Pointy said:

Maybe Google "weather forecast APIs"?
https://openweathermap.org/widgets-constructor

That's what I intended to do, need a website first though.

[megaphone]

The_Nugget said:

Use a Mk1 eyeball to look out of a Mk1 Window?

Que?

[superpp]

A Netatmo setup, gives you your own weather page.

[OlonMusky]

superpp said:

A Netatmo setup, gives you your own weather page.

st's quite expensive tho.