Change the location like this:
; - Take a copy of this ini-file and rename it to match your location (e.g. Kabul.ini)
; - Go to
http://www.rssweather.com and find your location (make sure that the page
; actually has some weather information).
; - Take a copy of the url and put it in the URL2-field in the [Variables]-section below.
; - Click the "Custom RSS 2.0 Feed"-link on the left side of the page.
; - Set the options how you like them.
; - The "Forecast Options" should be set to "Don't Show" since the skin doesn't show the forecast.
; - Set the "Present as" in Rss Options to "XHTML Body".
; - Click the RSS-button in the bottom right of the page and you should get a page with some
; text and the weather info. The page might look a bit messy, but don't worry about that.
; - Take a copy of the url and put it in the URL-field in the [Variables]-section below.
; - That's it. Refresh Rainmeter and select your newly created ini-file.
;
; Notes:
; - Do not decrease the update rate or your IP might get banned by the rssweather.com for
; requesting the page too often.
; - If you get the "Server Busy" message, wait a while and refresh the config (or wait
; until it reads the info again). You can read the weather info from rssweather about
; once per hour.
;
;
; Note from Aero:
; - Easier way to do this whole thing is just to change the zipcode in the two URL lines...
; of course, this only works for U.S. cities
; - Alternately, International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) code will work
; (i.e. KJFK for New York City, USA; EFTP for Tampere, Finland... Google for yours)
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; Rainmeter Settings ;
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[Variables]
URL=http://www.rssweather.com/rss.php?hwvUT=C&hwvUP=mb&hwvUS=kmh&hwvUV=km&hwvCCChange=forecast&hwvSF=N&maxdays=2&daysonly=2&hwvStyle=body&place=paris%2Bmet%2Bcenter&country=FR&icao=LFPW&alt=rss20a
URL2=http://www.rssweather.com/hw3.php?pands=14420
Problems? See this thread at archive.org.
