# Weather

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The [Weather](https://dashboard.botghost.com/dashboard/module/e09631dc-4f8f-4bf7-a02c-27ea0187d78f/weather) module is a simple way to get the weather of any location in the world directly to your bot.

## Settings

### Measurement Scales

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#### Temperature Scale

The unit of temperature to display the weather temperatures in. Can be set to Celsius or Fahrenheit.

#### Wind Scale

The unit of speed to display the wind speeds in. You are able to display the speeds in miles per hour (MPH) or kilometers per hour (KPH).

### Embed Configuration

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#### Display Images

The option to display weather related images in the command's embed.

#### Embed Color

The embed color for all outputs in the weather command.

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## Commands

In this area, you can view and modify the command of the Weather module. Below you may find some information on the command of the module.

<details>

<summary>/weather</summary>

Obtain the current and future weather information for any location in the world by providing a base location.

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{% hint style="danger" %}
It's advised that you do not edit the command unless you have a good understanding of BotGhost and its Command Builder. If you encounter any issues, you might want to reset the module for it to work again as intended.

Additionally, a copy of the edited command will be created if you update the module.
{% endhint %}


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