Smithery Ai National Weather Service
Plug US locations’ real-time and forecast weather into agent prototypes, demos, and apps via National Weather Service data through MCP.
Overview
ai.smithery/smithery-ai-national-weather-service is a MCP server for the Build phase that delivers US real-time and forecast weather to agents through Smithery and NWS-backed data.
What is this MCP server?
- US-focused real-time and forecast weather via National Weather Service sourcing
- Smithery-hosted streamable-http MCP at @smithery-ai/national-weather-service
- Bearer Smithery API key required on the remote connection
- v1.0.0 from smithery-ai/mcp-servers weather subfolder
- Natural-language location-oriented weather tool surface for agents
- Server version 1.0.0
- One streamable-http remote endpoint
- Source repository subfolder: weather under smithery-ai/mcp-servers
What problem does it solve?
Adding trustworthy US weather to an agent-built prototype usually means extra API accounts, SDKs, and parsing logic you do not want on day one.
Who is it for?
Indie builders prototyping US-only weather widgets, agents, or onboarding demos inside Smithery-connected workflows.
Skip if: Global coverage products, legally binding forecasts, or production ops that require your own NWS/API SLA and keys outside Smithery.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After MCP registration, your agent can query US weather conditions and forecasts through standardized tools while you build or demo features.
- Agent-accessible US weather current and forecast tools
- Registered Smithery remote for national-weather-service MCP
- Faster weather-feature prototypes without separate weather vendor signup
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Journey fit
Weather MCP is a Build integration for builders embedding external data APIs while coding features or validation demos. Integrations is correct because the server connects agents to NWS-backed weather endpoints, not launch SEO or ops monitoring.
How it compares
US weather data MCP bridge, not a full mapping stack or commercial multi-region weather SDK.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is ai.smithery/smithery-ai-national-weather-service for?
Solo builders and developers using AI agents who need United States weather data in MCP form for prototypes, integrations, or assistant demos.
When should I use ai.smithery/smithery-ai-national-weather-service?
Use it during Build or Validate when your app or agent feature needs US current conditions or forecasts and you want a hosted MCP instead of custom API wiring.
How do I add ai.smithery/smithery-ai-national-weather-service to my agent?
Add remote https://server.smithery.ai/@smithery-ai/national-weather-service/mcp with streamable-http and Authorization Bearer {smithery_api_key}.