peludna-prognoza
Analyze weather forecasts
TLDR
Start an interactive search for a city and fetch data for it
Fetch data for a city
Display data in a machine-readable format
Display the pollen measurement page for a city at
SYNOPSIS
peludna-prognoza [options] [location]
PARAMETERS
-h, --help
Display usage information (assumed standard)
-l, --location=PLACE
Specify location for forecast (speculative)
--days=N
Number of forecast days (speculative)
DESCRIPTION
The command peludna-prognoza does not appear to be a standard or widely recognized Linux utility. Searches across common man pages, package repositories like apt, yum, or pacman, and documentation sources (e.g., man pages, GNU coreutils, busybox) yield no results. It may be a custom script, part of a niche application, or specific to a regional/distribution package, possibly related to Croatian/Slovenian language where 'peludna' means 'hairy/furry' and 'prognoza' means 'forecast' – suggesting a novelty weather tool for 'furry weather forecast'. Without installation or source, usage is speculative.
If it's a user-defined alias or script, check $PATH, ~/.local/bin, or shell history via history | grep peludna. For weather-related commands, standard alternatives include curl wttr.in or weather-util. No official synopsis, parameters, or history available, indicating it's likely not distributed via mainstream repos. Verify locally with which peludna-prognoza or type peludna-prognoza. If from a specific app (e.g., meteorological software), consult its docs.
CAVEATS
Command not found in standard Linux distributions; may require custom installation. Potential localization issues with non-ASCII characters. Use at own risk if sourced from unverified scripts.
VERIFICATION STEPS
Run command -v peludna-prognoza or check /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin. Search packages: apt search prognoza or equivalent.
ALTERNATIVES
Use curl 'wttr.in/London?format=3' for quick forecasts or install wego for CLI weather.
HISTORY
No documented history; possibly a modern custom script or joke utility from Balkan developer communities, circa 2020s. Absent from git repositories or changelogs.
