An MCP server that provides weather data
mcp-name: io.github.kushknows/weather-mcp-server An MCP server that provides weather data... 1. Install weathermcpservertest package : pip install weather-mcp-server-test 2. Run cmd on terminal : python -m weathermcp.main 3. MCP Server will starts running. Open MCP Inspector and add mcp server url then connect it.
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mcp-name: io.github.kushknows/weather-mcp-server An MCP server that provides weather data... 1. Install weathermcpservertest package : pip install weather-mcp-server-test 2. Run cmd on terminal : python -m weathermcp.main 3. MCP Server will starts running. Open MCP Inspector and add mcp server url then connect it.
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