The app calls a weather API for a default city and displays current temperature, conditions, and location name. The UI renders real data on load.

This is task 1 of 4 of the project "Build Weather App".

Make waether app

Navigation map:

1. Fetch and show current weather — this task
2. Add city search input — a later task, not part of this one
3. Display multi-day forecast — a later task, not part of this one
4. Polish UI with icons and styling — a later task, not part of this one

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Users can type a city name and submit to fetch and display that city's current weather. Invalid or empty queries show a friendly error message.

This is task 2 of 4 of the project "Build Weather App".

Make waether app

Navigation map:

1. Fetch and show current weather — done before this task
2. Add city search input — this task
3. Display multi-day forecast — a later task, not part of this one
4. Polish UI with icons and styling — a later task, not part of this one

You are working in an existing codebase: the repository this session runs in. Do this task only, and keep everything else working.

When this task is done, write .ololo/task-2-done.md with a short description of what you changed and why (at least 10 words).

Alongside current conditions, the app shows a several-day forecast from the API response. Forecast cards update whenever a new city is loaded.

This is task 3 of 4 of the project "Build Weather App".

Make waether app

Navigation map:

1. Fetch and show current weather — done before this task
2. Add city search input — done before this task
3. Display multi-day forecast — this task
4. Polish UI with icons and styling — a later task, not part of this one

You are working in an existing codebase: the repository this session runs in. Do this task only, and keep everything else working.

When this task is done, write .ololo/task-3-done.md with a short description of what you changed and why (at least 10 words).

Weather states are represented with icons, and the layout is styled to be clean and responsive. The app looks finished on both mobile and desktop viewports.

This is task 4 of 4 of the project "Build Weather App".

Make waether app

Navigation map:

1. Fetch and show current weather — done before this task
2. Add city search input — done before this task
3. Display multi-day forecast — done before this task
4. Polish UI with icons and styling — this task

You are working in an existing codebase: the repository this session runs in. Do this task only, and keep everything else working.

When this task is done, write .ololo/task-4-done.md with a short description of what you changed and why (at least 10 words).