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🌦️ Weather App – Vanilla JavaScript

🧠 Overview

A Weather Forecast App built using HTML, CSS, and Vanilla JavaScript, which fetches real-time weather data from the OpenWeatherMap API 🌍. Users can check the current temperature, humidity, wind speed, and weather conditions for any city worldwide.

⚡ Designed to learn API integration, fetch requests, and dynamic UI updates with real-world data.

⚙️ Features

🌤️ Real-time weather updates for any city

📍 Dynamic city search and display

🌡️ Shows temperature, humidity, and wind speed

🎨 Clean and responsive UI design

🔄 Auto-updates with new search

🌈 Weather icons that change with conditions

💡 Tech Stack

HTML5 – Structure of the app

CSS3 – Styling and responsive layout

Vanilla JavaScript (ES6) – Core logic and API handling

OpenWeatherMap API – For real-time weather data

🎯 Purpose

This project was created to practice working with APIs, handling async functions, and displaying fetched data dynamically in the UI. It’s an ideal mini project for beginners looking to level up their JavaScript and API integration skills.

🧠 Key Learnings

✅ How to use fetch() for API calls ✅ Handling JSON data and dynamic DOM rendering ✅ Improving UI responsiveness with CSS ✅ Managing real-time user input events

⚙️ How to Run

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com//weather-app-vanilla-js.git

Open the project folder

cd weather-app-vanilla-js

Run directly

Just open index.html in your browser 🌦️

📸 Preview 🌤️ Desktop 📱 Mobile

👨‍💻 Developer

Created by Adarsh Tiwari

"When logic meets clouds, the forecast becomes code." ☁️