What is Weather Notes?

Weather Notes is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates real-time weather data and secure, local note-taking capabilities directly into MCP-compatible environments like Claude Desktop and Claude Code.

How does Weather Notes get real-time weather data?

It leverages the Open-Meteo API to fetch current weather information for any specified city, providing details like temperature, wind speed, and weather codes.

Is Weather Notes compatible with existing AI tools?

Yes, Weather Notes is designed to be compatible with Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients, including popular platforms like Claude Desktop and Claude Code, allowing for seamless integration into your AI-driven workflows.

Where are my notes stored when using Weather Notes?

All your saved notes are stored locally in a secure JSON file, ensuring your data remains private and easily accessible within your MCP environment.

Weather Notes

Name: Weather Notes
Author: gwyer

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Productivity & Workflow

API Development

Integrates real-time weather data and secure note-taking features into Model Context Protocol (MCP) compatible environments.

This minimal Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is designed to augment the capabilities of digital assistants by providing two distinct functionalities: accessing real-time weather information and managing personal notes. It offers tools to `get_weather` using the Open-Meteo API, `save_note` to a local JSON file with an ID and timestamp, and `get_notes` to retrieve all stored entries. Built in Python, it ensures seamless integration with MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Claude Code, providing users with immediate access to current weather conditions and a persistent, local note-taking system.

Key Features

01Graceful server shutdown handling

02Local JSON-based note storage

03Real-time weather data from Open-Meteo API

04Retrieve all saved notes

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06Comprehensive error handling

Use Cases

01Saving and retrieving personal notes within an MCP-enabled environment

02Integrating weather and note-taking capabilities into AI assistant workflows (e.g., Claude Desktop)

03Quickly fetching current weather conditions for any specified city