You've been tasked with creating a command line tool for retrieving the current weather conditions in a given city. For example, running ruby weather.rb 'green bay' 'WI' in the command line should output: THE CURRENT TEMPERATURE IS: 60.5 DEGREES F
Sign up for an API key at the weather underground developer center.
Read the Weather Underground API documentation to determine how to structure your query.
Write your program so that it meets the specification above. (We haven't taught you how Ruby handles arguments passed in the command line, so google it.)
Add the hourly forecast to your program. You should have the additional output of something like this:
8:00 AM : 8 degrees F
9:00 AM : 7 degrees F
10:00 AM : 10 degrees F
11:00 AM : 13 degrees F
12:00 PM : 16 degrees F
1:00 PM : 15 degrees F
2:00 PM : 13 degrees F
3:00 PM : 12 degrees F
4:00 PM : 11 degrees F
5:00 PM : 11 degrees F
6:00 PM : 10 degrees F
7:00 PM : 8 degrees F
8:00 PM : 7 degrees F
9:00 PM : 5 degrees F
10:00 PM : 4 degrees F
11:00 PM : 2 degrees F
12:00 AM : 1 degrees F
1:00 AM : 1 degrees F
2:00 AM : 1 degrees F
3:00 AM : 1 degrees F
4:00 AM : 2 degrees F
5:00 AM : 2 degrees F
6:00 AM : 3 degrees F
7:00 AM : 6 degrees F
8:00 AM : 9 degrees F
9:00 AM : 12 degrees F
10:00 AM : 17 degrees F
11:00 AM : 22 degrees F
12:00 PM : 27 degrees F
1:00 PM : 27 degrees F
2:00 PM : 27 degrees F
3:00 PM : 27 degrees F
4:00 PM : 26 degrees F
5:00 PM : 24 degrees F
6:00 PM : 23 degrees F
7:00 PM : 22 degrees F
- Alter your output for the hourly to only show the forecast for every 3 hours.
- Add the text description of the condition expected for that time too.
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