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    MCP server that provides Korean weather information using grid coordinates and the Korea Meteorological Administration API, allowing users to query current weather conditions and forecasts for specific locations in Korea.
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    Apache 2.0
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    A simple server that implements the Model Context Protocol, allowing AI models like Claude to fetch real-time weather information for any location using the wttr.in API.
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    MCP server for NASA POWER climate data, offering a climatology tool to retrieve long-term monthly averages for any coordinate. Supports natural language queries through the Pipeworx gateway.
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    MIT
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    Provides Finnish Meteorological Institute weather data including forecasts, observations, and warnings through the MCP protocol.
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    Wraps the OpenWeatherMap API to provide weather data through MCP, enabling AI agents to query current conditions, forecasts, and other weather information via natural language.
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    Provides details on active tropical cyclones including storm details, advisories, forecasts, and cone/surge product links via a keyless API.
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    Provides access to real-time weather forecasts and grid data from GFS/ECMWF models via the Pirate Weather API, enabling AI agents to retrieve weather information using natural language.
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    Enables LLMs to retrieve 24-hour weather forecasts and city information through natural language queries using city names or coordinates.
    MIT