Add Places to the Weather Application in Windows 10

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Video: Add Places to the Weather Application in Windows 10

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   The first thing that we need to do is open up the Weather application

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   To do this, we need to click the lower-left corner of the screen to open up the start menu.

   

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   From the start menu, we need to click the Weather app

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   We wait for it to load.

   

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   When the weather application opens, we need to click the "Places" icon

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   The icon is on the left side of the screen. The icon has the shape of a star.

   

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   To add a place, we need simply to click the plus sign

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   In the search bar, we need to type the name of a city or the zip code of a city

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   For example, let's go ahead and find Washington by typing it in the search bar. We click the city that we need, which will appear in the drop-down menu. We will have the information about Washington, DC.

   

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   We click the box for Washington, DC

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   In this case, Weather is telling us that there is a coastal flood, and it is advisory for us to read it.

   

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   We click "Coastal Flood - Advisory"

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   We will be able to read the details.

   

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