Along the same line as jsmorley's advice...
According to their docs:
https://wttr.in/New%20York?format=%c\n%l\n%t\n%w\n%S\n%s\n%m\n%M\n%p\n%P\n%h\n%C&lang=en
which returned:easily parsed via something like (the ^ and $ anchors for the start and end of the string are optional, \R is either \r\n or \n aka a newline):The double space or double quote variant is just as good, though I feel using newlines makes the separation more obvious, both in code and when looking at the page source.
According to their docs:
so, I did just that, though skipping single quotes (not sure why they'd be required, but if in doubt, better use them as the docs mention):To have the new line in the output when the %-notation is used, use '\n' and single quotes when doing a query from the shell.
https://wttr.in/New%20York?format=%c\n%l\n%t\n%w\n%S\n%s\n%m\n%M\n%p\n%P\n%h\n%C&lang=en
which returned:easily parsed via something like (the ^ and $ anchors for the start and end of the string are optional, \R is either \r\n or \n aka a newline):
Code:
^(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)\R(.*)$Statistics: Posted by Yincognito — Today, 7:40 pm