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Minimalist weather forecasts accessible via plain text interface

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About brolly.sh

brolly.sh delivers weather information through a stripped-down plain text interface designed for users who prefer simplicity and accessibility. The service covers any location worldwide and targets those seeking straightforward meteorological data without unnecessary visual clutter or complex interactions. The tool provides a seven-day forecast alongside hourly breakdowns of rainfall, wind speed, temperature, ultraviolet exposure, air quality, and pollen levels. It also includes day-to-day comparisons to track shifts in conditions. The service operates without a visible pricing structure, suggesting a free access model powered by open-meteo.com data sources.

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