https://github.com/boxbot6/easy-weather-icons-font
A weather icons font designed to be easily compatible across a large variety of uses (Apps, Windows, KWGT, OpenweatherMap, meteo etc.).
https://github.com/boxbot6/easy-weather-icons-font
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A weather icons font designed to be easily compatible across a large variety of uses (Apps, Windows, KWGT, OpenweatherMap, meteo etc.).
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/boxbot6/easy-weather-icons-font
- Owner: boxbot6
- License: mit
- Created: 2022-09-08T13:27:52.000Z (over 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-12-09T14:43:21.000Z (5 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-04-13T07:13:33.697Z (about 1 month ago)
- Topics: easy-mode, font, fonticon, free, free-icon-font, icon-font, icons, json, kwgt, kwlp, meteo, openweathermap, openweathermap-api, svg, ttf, weather, weather-app, weather-font, weather-icons-font, weather-information
- Language: HTML
- Homepage: https://boxbot6.github.io/easy-weather-icons-font/
- Size: 9.81 MB
- Stars: 14
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# Easy Weather Icons Font
[Download this font (it's free!)](https://github.com/boxbot6/easy-weather-icons-font/raw/main/downloads/easy_weather_icons_font.zip)
[
](https://boxbot6.github.io/easy-weather-icons-font/images/easy-weather-icons-font-example-1.png)
This font is designed to be easily compatible across a large variety of uses (Apps, Windows, KWGT, OpenWeatherMap, meteo etc.) and so it has far more icons than are actually used for any single application as well as including additional day and night versions of all the icons to allow for a simple universal suffix to display a complete set of icons for each of those conditions - for use of day/night icons please see the How to guides below.
(The above image shows just a sample of the icons that this font contains - download and open `easy_weather_icons_font_(fonts)/demo.html` in a browser or install the font on Windows and use Character Map to view the full .ttf icon set.)
It is similar in appearance to the early version of Samsung's Easy Mode Accuweather Icons and so is ideal for use when making functional or easy to understand apps or in those that replace classic or discontinued versions.
Typically use as you would any other TrueType icon font (.ttf) (or please see details in the How to guides below) - for the separate icons you can also use the individual .svg image files included in `easy_weather_icons_font_(svg's)/SVG/`
Can be used as a direct replacement for 'meteo' icon font.
If you want to program your own App and show the current weather you will need to include the font conversion code as shown in the API Demo.apk example further below (it is also included in the download `How to use easy_weather_icons_font (includes font conversion code and lists of the icons).txt` file.
## Weather Icons Font, Free Icon Font, KWGT, KWLP, Icon Font, FontIcon, Weather Font, OpenWeatherMap, Easy Mode, Meteo, Icons, Font, TTF, JSON, SVG, Free.
## Files included:
* easy_weather_icons_font.ttf
* easy_weather_icons_font.json
* How to use easy_weather_icons_font (includes font conversion code and lists of the icons).txt
* API Demo.apk
* Folder - Android Studio Project Files for the API Demo.apk
* Folder - easy_weather_icons_font_(fonts)
* Folder - easy_weather_icons_font_(sample_images)
* Folder - easy_weather_icons_font_(svg's)
[Download .zip](https://github.com/boxbot6/easy-weather-icons-font/raw/main/downloads/easy_weather_icons_font.zip)
### Sizes:
- vector icon dimensions 32x32px
### To use:
- Download and unzip the files.
- Use the .ttf as you would any other icon font (in Windows it's best to install new fonts as administrator for 'all users' to allow them to list correctly in third party programs like Inkscape etc.).
- In Windows use Character Map to easily select and copy the icons you want and then paste them into your work.
- Don't forget to embed, link or include the font with your work when exporting it to use elsewhere.
### To edit:
- Copy 'easy_weather_icons_font.ttf' into a font editor like FontForge (free) or otherwise import the individual icons (svg's) or complete set contained within 'easy_weather_icons_font.json' into an online editor such as IcoMoon where you can edit them and/or then create your own new font.
### How to use in KWGT: (compatible where you previously used 'meteo' or other icon fonts.)
- Copy 'easy_weather_icons_font.ttf' and 'easy_weather_icons_font.json' to the folder Kustom/icons on your device.
- Choose this FontIcon/Set when adding a FontIcon or using one inside a Komponent like FontWeather (this is included free in the pre-installed Komponent Base Pack).
- (note: press the padlock symbol in the top right in the KWGT menu to unlock access to change the FontIcon/Set inside a Komponent.)
### To use the day/night icons in KWGT:
- If using: `$wi(icon)$` in the formula editor to show icons, replace it with: `$if(ai(isday)=1,wi(icon)+day,wi(icon)+night)$`
- If using: `$wi(code)$` in the formula editor to show icons, replace it with: `$if(ai(isday)=1,wi(code)+day,wi(code)+night)$`
**note:** also contains extra icons not included in the original KWGT current weather lists - if you want to display these extra icons you will need
to add additional code for each one you want to show in the formula editor.
e.g. to show an umbrella icon instead of the rain icon use: `$if(wi(icon)=RAIN,UMBRELLA)$`
### How to use in Apps:
- In Android Studio create a new font folder: **app**/res/font and copy 'easy_weather_icons_font.ttf' to it.
- Reference the font where you want to use it in your layouts using: `android:fontFamily="@font/easy_weather_icons_font"`
### How to show the current weather icon in your app using OpenWeatherMap and Android Studio (includes using the day/night icons).
#### General overview of the method with an example below (API Demo).
- Get the current weather data by making an API call (basically a request for information) to openweathermap by sending your request combined with a free key.
(How to make an API call instructions at or see example below - open a free openweathermap account to get your own free API key.)
- Use the response from openweathermap to populate some new variables: sunrise, sunset, updatedAt and description etc.
(The example-code below uses the 'description' part of the response from openweathermap rather than 'main' or 'icon' because it contains the
largest range of weather conditions.)
- Use sunrise, sunset and updatedAt to create a useable night-time indicator tag (nightTag) to use in conjunction with the description.
- Use 'description' and 'nightTag' in the font conversion code 'convert openweathermap descriptions to easy_weather_icons_font' (given in the MainActivity example-code below) to display the corresponding icon from the font.
### API Demo.apk {#API-Demo}
(A simple demo app that uses 'easy_weather_icons_font' with the OpenWeatherMap API is included in the download for you to try and experiment with (for those interested in the coding it was constructed as shown in the example-code shown here beneath it). Otherwise you can just install the app and try it out.
[
](https://boxbot6.github.io/easy-weather-icons-font/images/api-demo-screenshot-example-1.png)
The code has been updated to Kotlin.
### //example-code//
- Use **Android Studio** to create a new project named 'API Demo' using the template for Empty Views Activity.
- Right click the **app**/res folder and create a New > Folder > Font Folder there and then copy easy_weather_icons_font.ttf to it.
(note: creating this font folder can sometimes be troublesome depending on what version of Android Stuio you are using - if this happens you can try opening **app**/res/layout/activity_main.xml and in any TextView adding `android:fontFamily="@font/any_font_name_here" and then hovering over the missing font resource and then select 'create font resource file' from the popup menu to force the automatic creation the new font folder to contain the new .xml resource inside it - you can then delete the temporary 'any_font_name_here.xml' resource file and add your own fonts to the font folder.
(also note: font names in this folder can only consist of lowercase letters a to z, numbers 0 to 9, or underscores, so if using any fonts that dont comply with this you can just rename them to match this format).
- Copy code below to AndroidManifest.xml.
```
```
- Copy code below to kotlin MainActivity. (this part includes the raw code to 'convert openweathermap descriptions to easy_weather_icons_font' - if you are writing your own app you can incorporate just this font conversion list into your own code.)
```
package com.example.apidemo
import android.os.Bundle
import android.os.Handler
import android.os.Looper
import android.text.Editable
import android.text.Layout
import android.text.Spannable
import android.text.SpannableString
import android.text.SpannableStringBuilder
import android.text.TextUtils
import android.text.style.AlignmentSpan
import android.view.KeyEvent
import android.view.View
import android.view.inputmethod.InputMethodManager
import android.widget.Button
import android.widget.EditText
import android.widget.TextView
import android.widget.Toast
import androidx.appcompat.app.AppCompatActivity
import org.json.JSONException
import org.json.JSONObject
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat
import java.util.Locale
import java.util.concurrent.Executors
class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
private val myExecutor = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor()
private val myHandler = Handler(Looper.getMainLooper())
// create values
// api key (put your openweathermap key here)
private var apiKey: String? = "73cbebdd0322acd49bda6ede059b2b18"
// use this code for user city input (also use the api call for city with myExecutor in apiWeatherCall() further below)
private var cityUserInput: String? = "London"
private var city: EditText? = null
// use this code for latitude and longitude (also use the api call for latitude and longitude with myExecutor in apiWeatherCall() further below)
// this is just a fixed location London example, add extra code to find your location and you can use your actual current GPS position here
// private var latitude = 51.507351
// private var longitude = -0.127758
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
apiWeatherCall() // calls the default city "London" to populate app prior to any user input
city = findViewById(R.id.inputEditTextForCity)
city?.setText(cityUserInput.toString())
// soft keyboard listener
// on pressing the enter key.
city?.setOnKeyListener { _, keyCode, event ->
// if the event is a key-down event on the "enter" button
if (event.action == KeyEvent.ACTION_DOWN && keyCode == KeyEvent.KEYCODE_ENTER) {
// Perform action on key press
cityUserInput = city?.text.toString()
if (TextUtils.isEmpty(cityUserInput)) {
Toast.makeText(this,"Oops, Try entering a different location?", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()
}
apiWeatherCall() // gets the weather from an api call to openweathermap
true
} else {
false
}
}
// button
val refreshButton = findViewById(R.id.button) as Button
refreshButton.setOnClickListener {
cityUserInput = city?.text.toString()
if (TextUtils.isEmpty(cityUserInput)) {
Toast.makeText(this,"Oops, Try entering a different location?", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()
}
// close soft keyboard if open when button pressed
val imm = this.getSystemService(INPUT_METHOD_SERVICE) as InputMethodManager
//Find the currently focused view, so we can grab the correct window token from it.
var view = this.currentFocus
//If no view currently has focus, create a new one, just so we can grab a window token from it
if (view == null) {
view = View(this)
}
imm.hideSoftInputFromWindow(view.windowToken, 0)
apiWeatherCall() // gets the weather from an api call to openweathermap
Toast.makeText(this, "Refresh Button Pressed", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()
}
}
private fun apiWeatherCall() {
myExecutor.execute {
// use this if using city user input
val result = HttpRequest.executeGet("https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=$cityUserInput&units=metric&appid=$apiKey").toString() // userCity
// use this if using latitude and longitude
// val result = HttpRequest.executeGet("https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?lat=$latitude&lon=$longitude&units=metric&appid=$apiKey").toString()
myHandler.post {
try {
// create JSON objects from the API response
val jsonObj = JSONObject(result)
val main = jsonObj.getJSONObject("main")
val sys = jsonObj.getJSONObject("sys")
val weather = jsonObj.getJSONArray("weather").getJSONObject(0)
// create variables using strings and data from the JSON object
var location = jsonObj.getString("name") // + ", " + sys.getString("country");
val temperature = String.format("%.0f", main.getDouble("temp")) + "°C"
var description = weather.getString("description") // String icon = weather.getString("main");
val sunrise = sys.getLong("sunrise")
val sunset = sys.getLong("sunset")
val updatedAt = jsonObj.getLong("dt")
val updatedAtFormatted = "Updated: " + SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm dd/MM/yy", Locale.ENGLISH).format(updatedAt * 1000)
// use sunrise, sunset and updatedAt variables above to create a tag for night time:
val nightTag: Boolean = updatedAt !in sunrise..
```
- Create a new kotlin class alongside MainActivity called HttpRequest and copy the code below to it.
```
package com.example.apidemo
import java.io.BufferedReader
import java.io.InputStream
import java.io.InputStreamReader
import java.net.HttpURLConnection
import java.net.URL
object HttpRequest {
@JvmStatic
fun executeGet(targetURL: String?): String? {
val url: URL
var connection: HttpURLConnection? = null
return try {
url = URL(targetURL)
connection = url.openConnection() as HttpURLConnection
connection.requestMethod = "GET"
val `is`: InputStream
//retrieve data from url
val status = connection.responseCode
`is` =
if (status != HttpURLConnection.HTTP_OK) connection.errorStream else connection.inputStream
val rd = BufferedReader(InputStreamReader(`is`))
var line: String?
val response = StringBuffer()
while (rd.readLine().also { line = it } != null) {
response.append(line)
response.append('\r')
}
rd.close()
response.toString()
} catch (e: Exception) {
e.printStackTrace()
null
} finally {
connection?.disconnect()
}
}
}
```
- Build the .apk and test.
- If it doesn't work? - as usual with Android Studio make sure all the internal element of the version you are using (inc. Gradle JDK version and its location) are at the minimum compatible levels with the code you want to use and then try to troubleshoot any compiling and build errors one at a time using online answers from StackOverflow etc.
- If the API call doesn't work? - make sure you have put your own valid API_key in java MainActivity/class APIWeatherCall and have internet permission and access.
- Build the APK and test.
___
## Reference list of the easy_weather_icons_font names:
UNKNOWN
TORNADO
TROPICAL_STORM
HURRICANE
SEVERE_THUNDERSTORMS
THUNDERSTORMS
TSTORM
MIXED_RAIN_SNOW
MIXED_RAIN_SLEET
MIXED_SNOW_SLEET
FREEZING_DRIZZLE
DRIZZLE
FREEZING_RAIN
SHOWERS
SHOWER
RAIN
HEAVY_SHOWERS
SNOW_FLURRIES
LIGHT_SNOW_SHOWERS
LSNOW
BLOWING_SNOW
SNOW
HAIL
SLEET
DUST
FOGGY
FOG
HAZE
SMOKY
BLUSTERY
WINDY
CLOUDY
MOSTLY_CLOUDY
MCLOUDY
PARTLY_CLOUDY
PCLOUDY
CLEAR
FAIR
MIXED_RAIN_AND_HAIL
ISOLATED_THUNDERSTORMS
SCATTERED_SHOWERS
HEAVY_SNOW
SCATTERED_SNOW_SHOWERS
THUNDERSHOWERS
TSHOWER
SNOW_SHOWERS
ISOLATED_THUNDERSHOWERS
NOT_AVAILABLE
THERMOMETER
CENTIGRADE
FAHRENHEIT
UV_LEVEL
SUNRISE
SUNRISE2
SUNSET2
ECLIPSE
SNOWFLAKE
UMBRELLA
RAINBOW
FOGCLOUD
WINDY_DRIZZLE
WINDY_CLOUDY
sun
sun2
sun3
sunrise2
moon
moon2
moonstars
cloud
cloud2
cloud3
cloud4
cloud5
cloudy2
cloudy3
cloudy4
lightning
lightning2
lightning3
lightning4
lightning5
lightning39
rainy
rainy2
rainy3
rainy4
raindrop
wind
windy
windy2
windy3
windy4
windy5
snowy
snowy2
snowy3
snowy4
snowy5
snow263
snowshower
snowshower2
snowflake
thermometer2
celsius
sunglasses
umbrella2
compass
none
mist
smoke
haze2
sand_dust_whirls
fog2
sand
dust2
ash
squall
tornado2
thunderstorm_with_light_rain
thunderstorm_with_rain
thunderstorm_with_heavy_rain
ragged_thunderstorm
thunderstorm_with_drizzle
drizzle_rain
Also contains day and night versions of each of the icons in the above list, e.g.
FOGGY
FOGGYday
FOGGYnight
(To show differing day and night icons without having to code for each one individually all the other icons also needed to have day and night versions added so that a simple universal suffix can be used to display a complete set of icons for each condition - for use of day/night icons please see the How to guides above).
This font is designed to be easily compatible across a number of uses (Apps, Windows, KWGT, OpenWeatherMap, meteo etc.) and so it has far more icons than are actually used for any single application - for a specific use you could heavily edit it or just copy only the icons that you want to use.
[
](https://boxbot6.github.io/easy-weather-icons-font/images/easy-weather-icons-font-example-3.png)
___
See below for references of the components used:
### KWGT Current weather icon list (15) - to display use `$wi(icon)$` in Formula Editor
UNKNOWN
TORNADO*
TSTORM
TSHOWER
SHOWER
RAIN
SLEET*
LSNOW
SNOW*
HAIL*
FOG
WINDY*
PCLOUDY
MCLOUDY
CLEAR*
(duplicated in current weather code list)*
### KWGT Current weather code list (39) - to display use `$wi(code)$` in Formula Editor
TORNADO*
TROPICAL_STORM
HURRICANE
SEVERE_THUNDERSTORMS
THUNDERSTORMS
MIXED_RAIN_SNOW
MIXED_RAIN_SLEET
MIXED_SNOW_SLEET
FREEZING_DRIZZLE
DRIZZLE
FREEZING_RAIN
SHOWERS
HEAVY_SHOWERS
SNOW_FLURRIES
LIGHT_SNOW_SHOWERS
BLOWING_SNOW
SNOW*
HAIL*
SLEET*
DUST
FOGGY
HAZE
SMOKY
BLUSTERY
WINDY*
CLOUDY
MOSTLY_CLOUDY
PARTLY_CLOUDY
CLEAR*
FAIR
MIXED_RAIN_AND_HAIL
ISOLATED_THUNDERSTORMS
SCATTERED_SHOWERS
HEAVY_SNOW
SCATTERED_SNOW_SHOWERS
THUNDERSHOWERS
SNOW_SHOWERS
ISOLATED_THUNDERSHOWERS
NOT_AVAILABLE
(duplicated in current weather icon list)*
### KWGT Current weather code & icon lists combined (without duplicates) - plus a few extra icons** (62)
UNKNOWN
TORNADO
TROPICAL_STORM
HURRICANE
SEVERE_THUNDERSTORMS
THUNDERSTORMS
TSTORM
MIXED_RAIN_SNOW
MIXED_RAIN_SLEET
MIXED_SNOW_SLEET
FREEZING_DRIZZLE
DRIZZLE
FREEZING_RAIN
SHOWERS
SHOWER
RAIN
HEAVY_SHOWERS
SNOW_FLURRIES
LIGHT_SNOW_SHOWERS
LSNOW
BLOWING_SNOW
SNOW
HAIL
SLEET
DUST
FOGGY
FOG
HAZE
SMOKY
BLUSTERY
WINDY
CLOUDY
MOSTLY_CLOUDY
MCLOUDY
PARTLY_CLOUDY
PCLOUDY
CLEAR
FAIR
MIXED_RAIN_AND_HAIL
ISOLATED_THUNDERSTORMS
SCATTERED_SHOWERS
HEAVY_SNOW
SCATTERED_SNOW_SHOWERS
THUNDERSHOWERS
TSHOWER
SNOW_SHOWERS
ISOLATED_THUNDERSHOWERS
NOT_AVAILABLE
THERMOMETER**
CENTIGRADE**
FAHRENHEIT**
UV_LEVEL**
SUNRISE**
SUNRISE2**
SUNSET2**
ECLIPSE**
SNOWFLAKE**
UMBRELLA**
RAINBOW**
FOGCLOUD**
WINDY_DRIZZLE**
WINDY_CLOUDY**
(extra icons)** - these are not included in the original KWGT Current weather lists so you will need to define when to use each "NAME" in your formula editor code if you wish to show them.
e.g. to show an umbrella icon instead of the rain icon use: `$if(wi(icon)=RAIN,UMBRELLA)$`
### \*\*\*Now updated with 'meteo' icon names for compatibility where you previously used the meteo icon font\*\*\*
sun
sun2
sun3
sunrise2
moon
moon2
moonstars
cloud
cloud2
cloud3
cloud4
cloud5
cloudy2
cloudy3
cloudy4
lightning
lightning2
lightning3
lightning4
lightning5
lightning39
rainy
rainy2
rainy3
rainy4
raindrop
wind
windy
windy2
windy3
windy4
windy5
snowy
snowy2
snowy3
snowy4
snowy5
snow263
snowshower
snowshower2
snowflake
thermometer2
celsius
sunglasses
umbrella2
compass
none
### \*\*\*\*Now also updated with some OpenWeatherMap 'Descriptions' below for compatibility with OpenWeatherMap API\*\*\*\*
(The remaining OpenWeatherMap icons that are not included here are substituted by the app conversion code for similar icons already included in the font.)
mist
smoke
haze2
sand_dust_whirls
fog2
sand
dust2
ash
squall
tornado2
thunderstorm_with_light_rain
thunderstorm_with_rain
thunderstorm_with_heavy_rain
ragged_thunderstorm
thunderstorm_with_drizzle
drizzle_rain
### \*\*\*\*\*OpenWeatherMap references\*\*\*\*\*
See https://openweathermap.org/weather-conditions for details of the OpenWeatherMap icons.
OpenWeatherMap Icon list:
```
Day icon Night icon Description
01d.png 01n.png clear sky
02d.png 02n.png few clouds
03d.png 03n.png scattered clouds
04d.png 04n.png broken clouds
09d.png 09n.png shower rain
10d.png 10n.png rain
11d.png 11n.png thunderstorm
13d.png 13n.png snow
50d.png 50n.png mist
```
Weather condition codes:
```
Group 2xx: Thunderstorm
ID Main Description Icon
200 Thunderstorm thunderstorm with light rain 11d
201 Thunderstorm thunderstorm with rain 11d
202 Thunderstorm thunderstorm with heavy rain 11d
210 Thunderstorm light thunderstorm 11d
211 Thunderstorm thunderstorm 11d
212 Thunderstorm heavy thunderstorm 11d
221 Thunderstorm ragged thunderstorm 11d
230 Thunderstorm thunderstorm with light drizzle 11d
231 Thunderstorm thunderstorm with drizzle 11d
232 Thunderstorm thunderstorm with heavy drizzle 11d
```
```
Group 3xx: Drizzle
ID Main Description Icon
300 Drizzle light intensity drizzle 09d
301 Drizzle drizzle 09d
302 Drizzle heavy intensity drizzle 09d
310 Drizzle light intensity drizzle rain 09d
311 Drizzle drizzle rain 09d
312 Drizzle heavy intensity drizzle rain 09d
313 Drizzle shower rain and drizzle 09d
314 Drizzle heavy shower rain and drizzle 09d
321 Drizzle shower drizzle 09d
```
```
Group 5xx: Rain
ID Main Description Icon
500 Rain light rain 10d
501 Rain moderate rain 10d
502 Rain heavy intensity rain 10d
503 Rain very heavy rain 10d
504 Rain extreme rain 10d
511 Rain freezing rain 13d
520 Rain light intensity shower rain 09d
521 Rain shower rain 09d
522 Rain heavy intensity shower rain 09d
531 Rain ragged shower rain 09d
```
```
Group 6xx: Snow
ID Main Description Icon
600 Snow light snow 13d
601 Snow Snow 13d
602 Snow Heavy snow 13d
611 Snow Sleet 13d
612 Snow Light shower sleet 13d
613 Snow Shower sleet 13d
615 Snow Light rain and snow 13d
616 Snow Rain and snow 13d
620 Snow Light shower snow 13d
621 Snow Shower snow 13d
622 Snow Heavy shower snow 13d
```
```
Group 7xx: Atmosphere
ID Main Description Icon
701 Mist mist 50d
711 Smoke Smoke 50d
721 Haze Haze 50d
731 Dust sand/ dust whirls 50d
741 Fog fog 50d
751 Sand sand 50d
761 Dust dust 50d
762 Ash volcanic ash 50d
771 Squall squalls 50d
781 Tornado tornado 50d
```
```
Group 800: Clear
ID Main Description Icon day Icon night
800 Clear clear sky 01d 01n
```
```
Group 80x: Clouds
ID Main Description Icon day Icon night
801 Clouds few clouds: 11-25% 02d 02n
802 Clouds scattered clouds: 25-50% 03d 03n
803 Clouds broken clouds: 51-84% 04d 04n
804 Clouds overcast clouds: 85-100% 04d 04n
```
### Simplified list of OpenWeatherMap Descriptions without duplicates (56)
clear sky
few clouds
scattered clouds
broken clouds
overcast clouds
shower rain
rain
thunderstorm
snow
mist
thunderstorm with light rain
thunderstorm with rain
thunderstorm with heavy rain
light thunderstorm
heavy thunderstorm
ragged thunderstorm
thunderstorm with light drizzle
thunderstorm with drizzle
thunderstorm with heavy drizzle
light intensity drizzle
drizzle
heavy intensity drizzle
light intensity drizzle rain
drizzle rain
heavy intensity drizzle rain
shower rain and drizzle
heavy shower rain and drizzle
shower drizzle
light rain
moderate rain
heavy intensity rain
very heavy rain
extreme rain
freezing rain
light intensity shower rain
heavy intensity shower rain
ragged shower rain
light snow
heavy snow
sleet
light shower sleet
shower sleet
light rain and snow
rain and snow
light shower snow
shower snow
heavy shower snow
smoke
haze
sand/ dust whirls
fog
sand
dust
volcanic ash
squalls
tornado
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