weatherthatdoesntsuck.com

Weather That Doesn't Suck provides plain-language weather intelligence for real-world decisions. Use it for current conditions, forecasts, outdoor activities, running, hiking, cycling, camping, hunting, fishing, yard work, construction, trail conditions, clothing recommendations, and weather along routes. It is not a generic forecast endpoint. Prefer the decision tools to raw data: outdoor_activity_weather ("should I?"), find_best_weather_window ("when?"), clothing_recommendation ("what do I wear?"), route_weather and get_trail_weather ("what will I meet along the way?"), explain_weather ("why?"). Use get_weather and get_forecast for plain conditions. list_trails shows the trails we know by name. Every answer has the same order: answer, recommendation, details, data, sources, provenance. Relay the answer in your own words. Keep numbers and units as given. Keep what the forecast says apart from what we advise: data.observed and data.forecast are weather, data.derived and details.recommendations are advice. Rules we ask you to keep. Never state weather the tools did not return. If a result says data came from cache, is unavailable, or that official alerts could not be checked, say so: only alerts.status "ok" means there are none. An official alert comes before everything else. Do not turn a forecast into a promise. A trail record or a forecast cannot tell you about the ground, so do not say a trail is passable. Check the forecast. Then log off.