A native Omarchy Quattro bar widget for current conditions, hourly and five-day forecasts, location search, and U.S. National Weather Service observations and alerts.

• Condition icon and temperature in the Omarchy bar
• Current conditions plus hourly and five-day forecasts
• Searchable city and ZIP-code location picker
• Automatic location detection when no location is configured
• National Weather Service observations, forecasts, and active alerts in the United States, with Open-Meteo fallback data
• Metric and imperial units without an API key
• Theme-aware Omarchy UI and keyboard-friendly panel

• Omarchy Quattro (Omarchy 4)
• curl and jq, both included with a standard Omarchy installation
• Network access to wttr.in, api.open-meteo.com, geocoding-api.open-meteo.com, and, for U.S. locations, api.weather.gov

iWeather has no install hook, bundled binary, privileged operation, background service, account, or API-key requirement.

omarchy plugin add https://github.com/alivault/iweather.git --enable

The plugin declares itself as a clone of omarchy.weather, so enabling it replaces the built-in weather widget while retaining the existing bar position and settings.

• Left click: open or close the forecast panel
• Middle click: refresh weather data
• Right click: switch between imperial and metric units
• Click the location name: search for a city or ZIP code
• Enter: save the selected location
• Escape: cancel location editing or close the panel

The panel also supports Omarchy Shell IPC:

omarchy-shell shell toggle ali.iweather

With automatic location enabled, wttr.in derives an approximate city from the machine's public IP address. Choosing a location stores its name and coordinates locally in:

~/.local/state/omarchy/settings/weather.json

Configured coordinates are sent to wttr.in and Open-Meteo. Coordinates for U.S. locations are also sent to weather.gov for official observations, forecasts, and alerts. Search text is sent to Open-Meteo's geocoding API. iWeather does not transmit credentials or add its own analytics. Open-Meteo data is adapted for this display under the CC BY 4.0 license.

Clear the shared Omarchy weather location with:

omarchy-weather-location --clear

omarchy plugin remove ali.iweather

Omarchy disables iWeather before removing it and restores the built-in weather widget. Removing the plugin does not delete the shared weather location file.

./check.sh
omarchy plugin validate .

The dependency-free checks use Node's built-in test runner and validate Bash, JavaScript, and the manifest. shellcheck runs when installed.

MIT. iWeather is derived from Omarchy's built-in weather plugin; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.