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# this is only used for summary properties
# you will need to set the units in the conf file
# a list of supported languages can be found at
# https://darksky.net/dev/docs/forecast
language: "en"
# use 'summary', 'summary_lower', 'high', and 'low'
forecasts:
  - "The forecast for today is {summary_lower} {high}/{low}."
# if empty, no ending will be applied to the forecast
forecast_endings:
  - "Exciting!"
  - "Nice!"
  - "Sweet!"
  - "Wow!"
  - "I can't wait!"
  - "Nifty!"
  - "Excellent!"
  - "What a day!"
  - "This should be interesting!"
  - "Aww yeah!"
  - "Oh happy day!"
  - "Far out!"
  - "Groovy!"
  - "Fantastic!"
  - "I want to believe."
  - "Or maybe not, who knows."
  - "Praise the sun!"
  - "Jolly good!"
  - "\u270c\ufe0f"
  - "\U0001f44b"
  - "\U0001f918"
  - "\U0001f44c"
  - "\U0001f4af"
  - "\U0001f44c\U0001f4af"
  - "It's going to be great!"
  - "Oh joy \U0001f644"
# use 'temp', 'summary', or 'location'
normal_conditions:
  - "{temp} and {summary}. \U0001f937"
  - "{temp} and {summary}. \U0001f937\u200d\u2642\ufe0f"
  - "The weather is boring. {temp} and {summary}."
  - "Whoopie do, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "{temp} and {summary}."
  - "{temp} and {summary}. What did you expect?"
  - "Well, would you look at that, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "It's {temp} and {summary}, oh boy!"
  - "Golly gee wilikers, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "Dang, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "Blimey, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "Holy cow, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "What a doozy, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "Eh, it's {temp} and {summary}."
  - "Great, it's {summary} and {temp}."
  - "What a normal day, it's {summary} and {temp}."
  - "Breaking news: it's {summary} and {temp}."
  - "We got some {summary} at {temp} going on."
  - "Great Scott, it's {summary} and {temp}!"
  - "It is currently {summary} and {temp}."
  - "Big surprise, it's {summary} and {temp}."
  - "Look up, it's {summary} and {temp}."
  - "For Pete's sake, it's {summary} and {temp} again."
  - "{summary} and {temp}."
  - "{summary} and {temp}. \U0001f644"
  - "Welcome to {location}, where it's {summary} and {temp}."
  - "Only in {location} would it be {temp} and {summary} right now."
  - "I hope you like that it's {summary}. It's {temp}."
  - "{summary} and {temp}. \U0001f4af\U0001f4af\U0001f4af"
  - "My word, it's {summary} and {temp}."
  - "It's {summary} and {temp}. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe."
  - "Can you believe it's {temp} and {summary}?"
  - "It's {summary} and {temp}. Cheers, mate."
  - "It's {temp} and {summary}. Finally!"
  - "Good grief, it's {temp} and {summary}."
# use 'apparent_temp', 'temp', 'wind_speed', 'wind_bearing', 'humidity',
# 'summary', or 'location'
special_conditions:
  wind-chill:  # wind chill at or below -30F or -34C
    - "Brr! The windchill is {apparent_temp} and the wind is blowing at
    {wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing}. Stay safe out there!"
    - "Even though it feels like {apparent_temp}, it's actually only {temp}."
    - "It's cold out there! The windchill is {apparent_temp} and the wind is blowing at
    {wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing}."
  medium-wind:
    - "Looks like we've got some medium wind at {wind_speed} coming from
    the {wind_bearing}."
    - "{wind_speed} \U0001f4a8 coming from the {wind_bearing}"
  heavy-wind:  # wind speed equal or above 35mph, 56km/h, or 15m/s
    - "Hold onto your hats! The wind is blowing at {wind_speed} coming from
    the {wind_bearing}."
    - "Heavy wind at {wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing}."
    - "Psh, it's just a little windy \U0001f4a8 ({wind_speed} from the {wind_bearing})"
  fog:
    - "Do you even fog bro? \U0001f32b"
    - "The clouds are saying hi, it's foggy right now."
    - "\U0001f301"
  cold:  # below -28C or -20F
    - "It's {temp}. Too cold."
    - "It's a wee bit chilly. {temp} \U0001f643"
    - "Stupid polar vortex making things all cold, it's {temp}!"
    - "It's {temp}. Just put a hat on, you'll be fine."
  super-hot:  # over 110F or 43C
    - "Wowowowowowowowow, it's {temp}. I need some A/C ASAP."
    - "\U0001f525\U0001f525\U0001f525 \U0001f635"
  hot:  # over 100F or 37C
    - "Holy moly it's {temp}. I could literally (figuratively) melt."
    - "\U0001f321 It's {temp}!"
    - "We did it, it's {temp}!"
    - "High five for climate change! It's {temp}."
  dry:  # humidity under 25%
    - "{temp} with {humidity}% humidity."
    - "It's dry as strained pasta. {humidity}% humid right now."
    - "Watch out for spontaneous combustion, it's {humidity}% humid right now."
precipitations:
  rain:
    heavy:
      - "Run for cover and stay dry! Heavy rain!"
      - "Heavy rain detected, I hope your windows are closed."
      - "Heavy rain! \u26c8"
    moderate:
      - "Alert: there is water falling from the sky."
      - "It's raining \U0001f327"
      - "Grab your umbrella, it's raining! \u2614\ufe0f"
      - "\U0001f327"
      - "Great, it's raining. \U0001f644"
    light:
      - "Light rain!"
      - "Light rain, enjoy!"
      - "Look out for precipitated condensed atmospheric water vapor, it's lightly raining."
      - "Light rain. Just think of all of the happy hydroelectric power plants!"
      - "Light rain detected."
      - "Ahh, light rain!"
      - "Light rain, how refreshing!"
      - "Light rain. \U0001f326"
      - "Light rain. Just think how hydrated all of the plants will be!"
      - "Light rain? More like free car wash!"
      - "Light rain. At least it's not snowing."
    very-light:
      - "Drizzlin' yo."
      - "Very light rain detected."
      - "Hey look, it's drizzling!"
  snow:
    heavy:
      - "Heavy snow, bundle up."
      - "Heavy snow detected, good luck with that."
      - "Look at the snow, there's so much of it!"
    moderate:
      - "Alert: there are flakes of crystalline water
      ice falling from the clouds."
      - "It's snowing. \u2744"
      - "It's snowing. \U0001f328"
      - "\U0001f328"
      - "\u2744"
      - "Yay, snow! \u2603\ufe0f"
    light:
      - "Light snow!"
      - "It's lightly snowing."
      - "Light snow. At least it's not raining."
    very-light:
      - "Flurries"
      - "Flurries detected."
      - "Hey look, flurries!"
  sleet:
    heavy:
      - "Heavy sleet."
    moderate:
      - "Sleet."
    light:
      - "Light sleet."
    very-light:
      - "Very light sleet."
  hail:
    heavy:
      - "Heavy hail, run for cover!"
    moderate:
      - "Hail, watch out."
    light:
      - "Light hail."
    very-light:
      - "Very light hail."
# use 'title', 'expires', and 'uri'
# optional: 'time' (when the alert was issued)
# some locations support an expiry time, while others do not
alerts:
  expires:
    - 'Oh goody, a weather alert! {title} until {expires}. {uri}'
    - 'Weather alert: {title} until {expires}. {uri}'
    - "It's official now! {title} until {expires}. {uri}"
    - "Get ready, there's a {title} until {expires}. {uri}"
    - "\u26a0\ufe0f {title} until {expires}. {uri}"
    - "\U0001f6a8 Weather alert! {title} until {expires}. {uri} \U0001f6a8"
  no_expires:
    - 'Oh goody, a weather alert! {title} from {time}. {uri}'
    - 'Weather alert: {title}. {uri}'
    - "It's official now! {title}. {uri}"
    - "Get ready, there's a {title}. {uri}"
    - "\u26a0\ufe0f {title}. {uri}"
    - "\U0001f6a8 Weather alert! {title}. {uri} \U0001f6a8"