The Web’s Simplest Weather Forecast
Posted by Syberplanet on November 27th, 2008 - 67 views
We told you Umbrella Today is the simplest weather site ever made. We were wrong. Now that ingenious idea – entering a zip code to find out whether you’ll need an umbrella today – has been one-upped. Or, one-downed.
going to rain is a new site that takes the concept into the realm of extreme simplicity. No blue background. No colored text. Not even so much as a capital letter. And zip codes? Don’t need ‘em – going to rain finds your location automatically based on your IP address.
If it gets your address wrong (as it did with me, above) – just click the city name to correct it. The correct city is stored as a cookie so it’ll be correct every time you visit.
Can you make a simpler weather site than this? We dare ya!
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