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  • Retrieve active weather alerts from the National Weather Service. Filter by state, severity, and urgency to monitor real-time hazards and disasters.
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  • Verify TypeScript code correctness by running type-checking on a specified service path, receiving structured error details for pre-commit validation.
    MIT
  • Check active National Weather Service alerts (severe thunderstorm, tornado, flood, heat, freeze, fire weather) for any DFW address, defaulting to downtown Dallas. Returns severity, urgency, headline, area, and expiration.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get active National Weather Service alerts for a Houston location. Returns severity, urgency, headline, description, and expiration; defaults to central Houston.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve multi-period weather forecasts from the National Weather Service using coordinates to access temperature, wind conditions, and detailed descriptions for upcoming days.
    MIT
  • Retrieve multi-period weather forecasts from the National Weather Service using coordinates. Get temperature, wind conditions, and detailed descriptions for upcoming forecast periods.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve active National Weather Service alerts for a specified state, including severe weather warnings, flood advisories, and winter weather alerts.
    MIT
  • Retrieve active National Weather Service alerts for a specified state, including severe weather warnings, flood advisories, and winter weather alerts.
    MIT
  • Retrieve weather forecast data from the National Weather Service API for any location using latitude and longitude coordinates.
    MIT
  • Get current weather conditions for any city using AMap's location services. Provide a city name to receive weather data.
    MIT
  • Retrieve weather forecast data for any location using latitude and longitude coordinates from the National Weather Service API.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a National Weather Service forecast for any US location by providing its latitude and longitude coordinates, returning current and upcoming weather conditions for that area.
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  • Retrieve current weather conditions for any city or location using the Weather Service MCP tool. Provide a location name to get real-time weather data.
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  • Check deployment publish state—queued, checking, promoting, live, or failed—for a project. Omit deployment ID to get the latest status.
    MIT
  • Retrieve active US National Weather Service alerts by location or area, with optional severity and urgency filters, sorted most severe first.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the service catalog for any local service business, including service names, descriptions, durations, and price ranges. Essential for discovering what services a business offers.
    MIT