To all reader:
First of all, my English is very bad, so this via google translator, I hope you understand what I said.
There are two ways to get local weather's Rss code.
The first method:
We can see:
# the weather's Rss of New York, NY is "
weather.msn.com/RSS.aspx?wealocations=wc:USNY0996&weadegreetype=C"
# the weather's Rss of Tampere, FIN is "
weather.msn.com/RSS.aspx?wealocations=wc:32669&weadegreetype=C"
the different is only
"wc:XXXXXXXX"
Because MSN-WEATHER removed the "RSS" button, so we can not directly subscribe to RSS;
But the
"wc:XXXXXXXX" can be found by following these steps:
# Open the MSN-WEATHER: "
local.msn.com/weather.aspx", and click the
"CHANGE" (on the top-center of screen)
# Enter the location name, change to the location page
# Right-click, click
"View Source" open source
# Search for
"wc:", we can see the
"wc:XXXXXXXX"
(And, if you want
"°F", you can set
"weadegreetype=F")
The second method:(Similar to the Jorge_Luis wrote)
Subscribe to RSS from the following Web site(Non-English):
wetter.msn.com
meteo.msn.com
weer.nieuws.nl.msn.com
tiempo.ar.msn.com
For example:(use "wetter.msn.com")
# Open
"wetter.msn.com", and change to your location page.(e.g. Verwood, GBR)
# On the right-top of screen, we can see a "RSS" button.
# Copy the RSS code:
"wetter.msn.com/RSS.aspx?wealocations=wc:7389307&weadegreetype=C&culture=de-DE"
# Replace the
"wetter.msn.com" into
"weather.msn.com", And delete
"&culture=de-DE"
# Now, we can get what we want:
"weather.msn.com/RSS.aspx?wealocations=wc:7389307&weadegreetype=C"
This is the way I know, you can reference.