#!/bin/bash
# simple weather conditions dump
# go to http://mobile.srh.weather.gov/ to look up your location or 
# put your zip code here
zipcode=75254

[[ "$1" == "-q" ]] && gui=yes

# doing nearest location lookup by zipcode
wget -qO /tmp/zp.html 'http://www.srh.noaa.gov/port/port_zc.php?Go2=Go&inputstring='$zipcode

# Pick 2 of the 7 options
current=`grep select=4 /tmp/zp.html| cut -d'"' -f2`
forecast=`grep select=1 /tmp/zp.html| cut -d'"' -f2`

# Get the weather
wget -qO /tmp/current.html "http://www.srh.noaa.gov/port/$current"
wget -qO /tmp/forecast.html "http://www.srh.noaa.gov/port/$forecast"
lynx -dump /tmp/current.html |egrep -v '__|National|BUTTON|^ *$'| sed 's/             //' > /tmp/weather
set -a `grep DAY /tmp/forecast.html|sed 's/[A-Z]*<BR>//;s/<[^>]*>/ /g;s/&deg;//g'`
# formatting could be improved for opie-sh
printf "\n $1\t\t $6\t ${11}\n" 	>> /tmp/weather
printf "$2 $3\t $7 $8\t ${12} ${13}\n"  >> /tmp/weather
printf "$4 $5\t\t $9 ${10}\t ${14} ${15}\n" >> /tmp/weather

# Display
if [[ "$gui" == "yes" ]]; then 
	opie-sh -g -f /tmp/weather -t Weather 2>/dev/null
else
	cat /tmp/weather
fi

# leave /tmp/weather for future reference
cd /tmp
#rm zp.html current.html forecast.html