Legacy 5 or 7-Day Forecast Generator

Dec 17, 2020 Update:

• Per feedback/request, I included some language functionality. For this update English, French, and Spanish are available. The days, title and all descriptors are now language compatible. I'd be shocked if there weren't mistakes, so please let me know if are better ways to phrase things.
• Upon any other language selection other than English, the temperature units automatically switch to Celcius.
• Visual tweaks/fixes
• Added/updated a few more logos

Nov 16, 2020 Update:

• Per feedback/request, I included some extra t-storm icons and a way to place wind-direction and optional speed for each day. See the above options to toggle its view.

May 7, 2020 Update:

• The user can now do 5 or 7 day forecasts.
• The days of the week defaults to tomorrow
• Per user-request, I added an optional UVI control for each day
• Overhauled control panels
  • Added Hue, Saturation, and Lighting controls for the background color
  • Radio toggles for choosing between 5/7-day forecasts and activation of UVI panels
  • Precipitation Chance entries are now prominent. They are only displayed when specific descriptors are chosen (but will display if none(blank) are chosen)
• Sky conditions and forecast-descriptors are now handled directly on the forecast canvas, in addtion to the new UVI panel
  • Hovering/clicking on the visible sky condition will cycle through the different options
  • The empty area below the sky condition is where the cycle-control is for the descriptor and where percentages appear
  • After toggling the UVI radio button in the lower control panel, a UVI panel will appear on the canvas on the corresponding day. Clicking the area right below the graph will directly change the UVI.
• Revamped/added some more SVGs

Examples of how to change the new features
Randomize/Manually change background	Cycle thru sky conditions	Cycle thru descriptors	Select/change the UVI

So here is a forecast generator. I've included all sorts of controls. Currently, I don't know of a way to quick/easy way to directly save a screen-shot of the forecast. But you can simply use your "print screen" button to copy a total screen-shot to the virtual clipboard, then paste inside of a paint program to crop. Windows 10 users can simply press ⊞ Win + ⇧ Shift + S to draw a screenshot box around the forecast. Other options include a snipping tool or Greenshot.

This took me a little while to make it work, but a lot of the time I was learning SVG's, creating the artwork, and fixing simple mental errors. Feel free to use this tool to make custom forecasts that you can share, silly or not--no credit needed. It's a great tool that parents and/or teachers can use to assist kids with making a forecast. Feel free to use your forecast images you make in any way you like. If you happen to use the programming code for your own project, I just ask for attribution there, but as for the forecast screenshots, they are yours. Use, modify however you'd like! Thank you for using my page.