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Due to limited space in the configuration, somewhat squashed.
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Last edited by unklar (2025-11-23 08:51:08)
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^ Very nice.
Just to warn you that in the evening the website will show the dates 24, 25, 26 (instead of 23, 24, 25) in the daily forecast.
I think that's OK because there are only a few hours left until midnight.
When you followed the advice I gave for the second location, you lost the ' % ' sign (Humidity).
Just add to the long sed line (below the cat lines):
-e '7s/$/%/'Enjoy. ![]()
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@unklar
This part is wrong:
${goto 25}${execi 600 sed -n '2p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase | awk '{print$1}'}.\
${goto 110}${execi 600 sed -n '3p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase | awk '{print$1}'}.\
${goto 190}${execi 600 sed -n '4p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase | awk '{print$1}'}.
${image $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/day_1.png -p 10,530 -s 40x40}\
${image $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/day_2.png -p 100,530 -s 40x40}\
${image $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/day_3.png -p 180,530 -s 40x40}If you want a daily forecast for TOMORROW + 2 DAYS, then use the images day_2, day_3, day_4.
My advice is to use the first three lines of the file date_and_phrase and keep images day_1, day_2, day_3 (TODAY + 2 DAYS).
Why?
Because the site automatically switches to tomorrow's forecast (in the evening hours), as it is more useful than the forecast until midnight.
* Visit the website and see the forecast table for the next 2 weeks.
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@marens, for some reason the date_and_phrase file no longer has text.
It started last night, and this morning it's still the same. Date of file is current, it gets re-generated by the tad script same time as the other files, but it's empty and no longer recognised as a text file. When I double click on it, file manager is now asking me what program to use to open it. Previously the default text editor just opens it without asking.
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^ I ran the tad script once from the terminal and everything is fine here.
Maybe a temporary problem with your location?
Visit the website and see the forecast table for the next 2 weeks.
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^ I ran the tad script once from the terminal and everything is fine here.
https://i.postimg.cc/4HgK91cw/tad-weather.png
Maybe a temporary problem with your location?
Visit the website and see the forecast table for the next 2 weeks.
The website 14-day forecast is showing all the text weather conditions, but the date_and_phrase file is still generated as an empty non-textfile document. I will observe for next 24 hours and see if it sorts itself out. The date, image and temperatures text files are fine.
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@marens, good catch!
${goto 25}${execi 3600 sed -n '2p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase | awk '{print$1}'}.\
${goto 110}${execi 3600 sed -n '3p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase | awk '{print$1}'}.\
${goto 190}${execi 3600 sed -n '4p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase | awk '{print$1}'}.
${image $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/day_2.png -p 10,510 -s 40x40}\
${image $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/day_3.png -p 100,510 -s 40x40}\
${image $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/day_4.png -p 180,510 -s 40x40}
${goto 10}${execpi 3600 sed -n '2p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/temperatures}°C\
${goto 90}${execpi 3600 sed -n '3p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/temperatures}°C\
${goto 170}${execpi 3600 sed -n '4p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/temperatures}°CLast edited by unklar (2025-11-23 08:47:40)
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@asqwerth
Maybe you accidentally changed something in that part of the tad script.
This is what the original code looks like:
## Daily Date + Phrase - Next 7 Days
cat $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/weather_raw | grep 'View historic weather' | awk -F'ext')"><div class=wt-dn>' '{print $2}' | awk -F'"' '{print $1, $2}' | sed 's/<\/div><img class=mtt title=/ /' > $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase
cat $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/weather_raw | grep 'View historic weather' | awk -F'ext')"><div class=wt-dn>' '{print $3}' | awk -F'"' '{print $1, $2}' | sed 's/<\/div><img class=mtt title=/ /' >> $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase
cat $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/weather_raw | grep 'View historic weather' | awk -F'ext')"><div class=wt-dn>' '{print $4}' | awk -F'"' '{print $1, $2}' | sed 's/<\/div><img class=mtt title=/ /' >> $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase
cat $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/weather_raw | grep 'View historic weather' | awk -F'ext')"><div class=wt-dn>' '{print $5}' | awk -F'"' '{print $1, $2}' | sed 's/<\/div><img class=mtt title=/ /' >> $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase
cat $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/weather_raw | grep 'View historic weather' | awk -F'ext')"><div class=wt-dn>' '{print $6}' | awk -F'"' '{print $1, $2}' | sed 's/<\/div><img class=mtt title=/ /' >> $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase
cat $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/weather_raw | grep 'View historic weather' | awk -F'ext')"><div class=wt-dn>' '{print $7}' | awk -F'"' '{print $1, $2}' | sed 's/<\/div><img class=mtt title=/ /' >> $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase
cat $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/weather_raw | grep 'View historic weather' | awk -F'ext')"><div class=wt-dn>' '{print $8}' | awk -F'"' '{print $1, $2}' | sed 's/<\/div><img class=mtt title=/ /' >> $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phraseIf it still doesn't work, I need your weather_raw file.
EDIT
This could also be the reason:
* Adjusted for Daylight Saving Time (7 places).
Sun = Sunday, 23 November 2025 (133 places).
Mon = Monday, 24 November 2025 (8 places).
https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/
Has something changed in your country (region)?
If so, the code probably needs to be modified.
Last edited by marens (2025-11-23 14:38:00)
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@marens,
The script I'd copied was fine.
Thankfully the date_and_phrase file is back to normal with the textual weather conditions. It could have been just a momentary glitch or maybe the website upgrade did affect the data available for my location (although we don't have daylight savings time here).
Thanks.
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@marens, do you happen to have a index/key for the numbered weather icons you provided, so that I can work out what condition each stands for?
For instance. wt-1 to wt-7 all appear to be showing different levels of daytime cloudiness... except wt-3, which seems to be daytime smog/fog/mist. But it seems weird to place a "misty" icon in the midst of "cloudy" icons. Same with wt-14 (night time mistiness) in the midst of wt-13 to 17 which appear to be for night time cloud levels.
And what does wt-11 represent? It looks like a sponge. :-P
Right now I'm just guessing what each icon represents. I can't seem to find the weather codes on the website, unlike for Accuweather and Openweathermap.
If I have the key/index or weather codes, I can adapt other weather icons to work with your tad script without the guesswork.
Last edited by asqwerth (2025-11-24 13:38:50)
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^ I found the weather icons on tad website.
I won't change them for now because they are different from the others.
If you want to get to know them better, use the table for the next 2 weeks (tooltip).
Just visit a few locations (winter/summer/day/night).
EDIT
You have 471 locations here:
https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/?low=4
Duststorm is wt-11 * Probably wt-3 is similar.
Ice fog is wt-10
...Last edited by marens (2025-11-24 18:44:20)
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@marens, thanks for the very helpful link and the meaning of wt-10 and 11.
I was checking some locations last night, and the wt-14 icon (moon + mist) was used interchangeably for night time mist/fog conditions as well as "passing clouds". I see no other moon + mist icon in the icon set.
On the other hand, I am guessing that wt-3 icon (sun + yellow tinged mist) is used solely for daytime cloudiness level because there is a very similar icon -- wt-9 (sun + white tinged mist) -- that is part of the wt-8 to 12 general mist/fog/dust section.
This is sufficient info for me to adapt icons. Final little issue for me is whether any of the wt-8 to wt-12 icons are specifically used for night time mist/fog level as well. But that's not so important, because I suspect t_a_d just uses the wt-14 icon interchangeably.
Here is my simple tad conky with the icons that came with TBG's Weather Underground script (RIP).

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On the other hand, I am guessing that wt-3 icon (sun + yellow tinged mist)...
The wt-3 icon is for HAZE.
I don't know if you've seen this:
Also, you can see that sometimes the line under "High and Low:" is very long and I have divided it into three parts.
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asqwerth wrote:On the other hand, I am guessing that wt-3 icon (sun + yellow tinged mist)...
The wt-3 icon is for HAZE.
I don't know if you've seen this:
marens wrote:Also, you can see that sometimes the line under "High and Low:" is very long and I have divided it into three parts.
Noted on wt-3.
As for the High and Low thing, I simply use the " | cut " command for the text weather conditions, and made it into 2 lines. I skip the first few characters where the date (and space) is.
${goto 72}${color6}${execi 600 sed -n '1p' $HOME/time_and_date_conky_script/date_and_phrase | cut -c4-31}
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^ Yes, we've used that before.
The command fmt -w XX is better because it only prints whole words.
When you've tested your icons enough and set everything right, post them here:
https://workupload.com
Just compress the folder tad-icons2 as .tar.xz .
P.S.
I know it will take time, but there's no rush.
Last edited by marens (2025-11-25 13:08:21)
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A attempt on wayland/wayfire with the accuweather-script
-I excluded the sun and moon, as well as the hourly edition.
-So far I haven't been able to put a dark background behind the conky window. Neither with lua-scripte nor with the 'home remedies' from conky.
the accuweather script I used and the conkyrc
https://workupload.com/file/YadfSGJYepB
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^ Please remove the link to the accuWeather script.
I don't want my work to be found again on Github without asking me.
The link to the BL forum was never posted there.
EDIT
This is a public forum and nothing is hidden, but let them at least try to find it themselves.
Last edited by marens (2025-11-25 18:00:40)
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^ Yes, we've used that before.
The command fmt -w XX is better because it only prints whole words.
I see. OK, I'm trying it out right now.
When you've tested your icons enough and set everything right, post them here:
https://workupload.comJust compress the folder tad-icons2 as .tar.xz .
P.S.
I know it will take time, but there's no rush.
Will do. I've always liked the Weather Underground icons.
I will have to tweak a few icons (or borrow from elsewhere) to make them fit the T_A_D weather codes, when I have the time.
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I will have to tweak a few icons (or borrow from elsewhere) to make them fit the T_A_D weather codes, when I have the time.
It will not be easy or quick for you.
When I followed those 471 locations, I noticed that the wt-14 icon appeared somewhere as "Passing clouds" (night) and somewhere only as "Fog".
I'm sure there are many similar cases.
That's why it's good to have a text part of the weather forecast.
If it's too complicated, you can always go back to the official icons.
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