ansiweather:tldr:f392e

The command "ansiweather" is a command-line tool that provides weather information in the terminal. Let's break down the different parts of the command:

• ansiweather: This is the command itself, specifying that we want to use ansiweather to get weather information.

• -u ${metric}: This option sets the unit system to metric (Celsius for temperature, kilometers per hour for wind speed, etc.). The ${metric} is a variable that should be replaced with the actual value (e.g., metric="C"). This determines the unit system used in the weather output.

• -f ${5}: This option specifies the forecast mode. The ${5} is another variable that should be replaced with the actual value, typically an integer from 1 to 7 representing the number of days to forecast. For example, -f 3 will show the weather forecast for the next 3 days.

• -l ${Rzeszow,PL}: This option sets the location for which we want to get the weather information. ${Rzeszow,PL} is a variable representing the desired location, where "Rzeszow" is the city name and "PL" is the country code (Poland in this case). You should replace this variable with the desired location, such as -l "New York,US".

By combining these options and variables, the command is telling ansiweather to fetch the weather forecast in metric units (Celsius, kilometers per hour) for the next 5 days in Rzeszow, Poland.