About US National Weather Service
Point forecasts, active alerts by area, station observations and the forecaster’s discussion text. US only.
Questions you can ask US National Weather Service
Type them into Kahubi’s chat once US National Weather Service is connected.
“Are there any active weather alerts for Minnesota right now?”
What comes back: Active NWS alerts with event type, area, severity and effective times.
“What does the forecaster’s discussion for the Chicago office say about this week’s storm?”
What comes back: The forecast discussion text with issue time.
US National Weather Service MCP tools
The 10 tools the US National Weather Service server offers to Kahubi. The assistant picks the right one for each question.
nws_get_forecastGet the weather forecast for a US location.
nws_search_alertsSearch active weather alerts (watches, warnings, advisories) across the US.
nws_get_alertFetch one NWS alert message by ID - a current alert, or an earlier message that an update or cancellation has since superseded and that an active-alert search no longer returns.
nws_get_alert_countsCount active weather alerts nationwide, per state/territory or marine area, and per marine region, in one small response - the answer to "how many alerts are active, and where"...
nws_get_observationsGet current weather observations (actual measured conditions).
nws_get_observation_historyGet a station's recent observation history, newest first - the trend behind the single latest reading nws_get_observations returns (is pressure falling, is the wind picking up).
nws_find_stationsFind weather observation stations near a location.
nws_list_alert_typesList all valid NWS alert event type names.
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nws_get_office_discussionGet the latest narrative forecast product from a Weather Forecast Office (WFO).
nws_get_zone_forecastGet the text forecast for an NWS forecast zone.
Using US National Weather Service in Kahubi
- Community server. An open-source server maintained by the MCP community. Kahubi tests it with live queries before listing it and health-checks it regularly.
- Cited, checkable answers. Results are treated as retrieved material and cited with the source’s own identifiers, so you can open every record the answer relied on.
- Your files stay private. Only the search the assistant writes for your question is sent to US National Weather Service.