Twitter/Weather Mashup I put together over a few nights.

This showed up: "Homemade migas this morning; cold brewed coffee &#38; client work the rest of the day"<p>How about you match only if at least <i>two</i> words are weather-related? Or at least 1 weather related + 1 location related, like "cold in new york."

This rocks. You, or someone, could do a similar Twitter mashup for movie reviews - I just did a few searches for movies and the some of the short reviews are pretty entertaining.<p>It'd be even cooler (and much, much harder) to do some NLP on the reviews and try to give them a star rating based on your model.

Excellent initiative Aviel. I think it's a great demonstration of the future trends in Twitter mashups!

How did you decide which twits to pick up? Did you just have a list of keywords that were weather related that you picked up? Or did you use some other method?

Very cool, the ability to post weather via Twitter is something I'd like to add to my social weather startup: www.OtherWeather.com

Found my town from the ip address and then when I tested a post it appeared as fast as I could switch windows and reload.

Wow -- it figured out where I was much better than most systems.<p>Are you doing geolocation with IP? Or something else?

I found it amusing that most of the tweets were by women.

Great idea! Very useful and easy to ue.

I'm in Sydney, asking for weather in Sydney, I don't want to see temperature Fahrenheits.<p>Other than that, a very nice idea and execution.