Live Weather Art — Shareable Poster & Video
#Weather Live Visual
Enter a city name — the skill fetches live weather, researches that city's landmarks, and generates two shareable outputs: an artistic weather poster and an animated short video. Weather data — city name, condition, temperature, and a poetic tagline — is rendered directly into the poster as part of the artwork. The video brings the same scene to life with weather-driven motion. Share the pair or use them as content — every visual element is grounded in the actual weather.
When to Use / Best For
You want a city's weather as something you can share: you're in Tokyo, traveling to Paris, or posting about your city. The skill turns that city's current weather into a designed poster and a short animated video — two finished pieces ready to post, send, or embed.
You're creating content around cities or travel: a travel account, a city guide, or a social media post. The poster and video are composed as visual content — styled, weather-accurate, landmark-anchored — ready for sharing without further editing.
You want to see the same city in different visual moods: rainy Shanghai in DreamWorks Miniature feels like a fairy tale. In cyberpunk, it's neon-lit wet streets. Six styles, each with distinct palettes, typography, and lighting. Switching styles on the same city produces a fundamentally different piece.
How It Works
Step 1 — Choose a city and style: you provide a city name. If you don't specify a style, the skill asks once (DreamWorks Miniature is the default). If you include a style upfront — "Tokyo weather, cyberpunk style" — it proceeds directly.
Step 2 — Weather and city data: the skill fetches live weather data, including condition, temperature, wind, humidity, and air quality, and researches the city's iconic landmarks. Both shape the visual output.
Step 3 — Poster: an artistic poster is generated with the city's landmarks, weather-matched lighting and atmosphere, and the chosen visual style applied. Weather text — city name, condition, temperature, and a poetic tagline — is rendered directly into the artwork as part of the composition, styled to match the chosen aesthetic.
Step 4 — Video and delivery: a short animated video is generated to match the poster's scene and style, with weather-appropriate motion such as drifting clouds, falling rain, swirling snow, or flickering neon. You receive the poster, the video, a weather data summary, a Weather Mood text, and a Visual Highlights description.
Visual Styles
| Style | Look | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| DreamWorks Miniature | Fairy-tale 3D, soft cinematic lighting, whimsical | Default — works for any city and weather |
| Realistic Photography | Natural lighting, film grain, shallow depth of field | Landscape and travel content |
| Cartoon Illustration | Flat bold colors, clean lines, hand-drawn texture | Playful or youth-oriented content |
| 3D Render | Octane-style volumetric lighting, detailed materials | Tech-forward or futuristic framing |
| Watercolor | Paint bleed, soft edges, translucent layers, paper texture | Gentle or contemplative moods |
| Cyberpunk | Neon lights, dark base, rain reflections, high contrast | Night scenes, urban energy |
Why This Skill / What Makes It Different
Weather data drives the visual: every visual element — lighting, sky texture, color temperature, and atmosphere — is derived from the actual live weather. A rainy 8°C day produces fundamentally different visuals than a sunny 28°C day in the same city.
Weather text is part of the artwork: city name, condition, temperature, and tagline are rendered into the poster as integrated design elements, with typography and color matched to the chosen visual style.
City identity is structural: each city's landmarks and cultural color associations are researched and woven into the composition as anchor elements that drive the scene.
APIs externas
gemini · xai
