Yahoo! Weather
by Yahoo!
Get the weather report right on your computer's desktop with our Weather Widget. It's a beauty!
Current weather and 5-day forecast for your city
Easily flip between multiple cities
Covers the globe with cities around the world and optional Celsius display
And it's easy on the eyes...it will liven up your desktop, even when it's rainy
Part of the Yahoo! Widgets 4 installation, but offered here in the event you've lost the Widget.
Current weather and 5-day forecast for your city
Easily flip between multiple cities
Covers the globe with cities around the world and optional Celsius display
And it's easy on the eyes...it will liven up your desktop, even when it's rainy
Part of the Yahoo! Widgets 4 installation, but offered here in the event you've lost the Widget.
Current Version: 3.0
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June 21, 2008 · version 3.0the weather channell report
sheraiahgracedumandan_13current weather and 5-day forecast for your city
easily flip between multiple cities
cover the globe with cities around the world and optional celsius display
and it's easy an the eyes ... it will liven up your desktop, even when it's rainy
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June 15, 2008 · version 3.0
I Like Yahoo.com
jhui.joreenthx for yahoo this is good i love weather very much and we know today is sunny day because this help me to tell my mummy that today is sunny day or rainny day
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June 18, 2008 · version 3.0Radar
Kevin & VanessaCould have used a message system that lets you know there are alerts in your area!
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June 18, 2008 · version 3.0
Weather station on my desk top
florence_canadaIf this works it will be awesome for my daily report before goning outside or looking outside.
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June 17, 2008 · version 3.0
nifty widget, but how about those temp discrepancies?
pistou99I've had this widget for a couple years but lately I've noticed the temps have been inaccurate for my area (oakland, ca), lower sometimes by as much as 5-8 degrees. Clicking through to the weather.com web link reveals the same temps. But go figure-- the weather temps on my yahoo homepage are higher, and are clearly the more accurate ones. All supposedly powered by the same company/source?? Has anybody notice similar discrepancies?
