Tech Tip: Add Weather (Attempt!)

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Oh No! 
Well! I tried to add the weather to my blogger site. I wanted to add both Norman and Jerusalem. With so many of my reading notes centered around biblical texts, I figured that would be a good addition. Plus, I could be consistently seeing an opposing climate, which just could be refreshing. But, the widget builder seems to be down. AccuWeather reads that "The free weather widget from AccuWeather is no longer available." What a bummer! So, I will see if I can do it for my portfolio via google sites.

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  1. Rose BlushApril 15, 2019 at 12:51 AM

    Wow, that is a bummer that the widget builder is broken. It sounds like it would have been a cool addition. I will have to check the add weather tech tip out myself and see if it works. I like to see how the weather in far away places differs from where I am at. I use the weather app on my iphone to check out different places. I always keep track of multiple places nearby and also compare other places.
    Good luck with your google sites.
    -Ann

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  2. Laura GibbsApril 15, 2019 at 8:12 AM

    Hi Carl, that is a bummer about accuweather, but DarkSky is still working: here are their widgets! That is so cool about doing Jerusalem. link: DarkSky.net widgets.

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