Forecast your day!

April 17th, 2009 Filed in: All-New Mail,Classic Mail 3 comments

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Something that many of us have in common is that we all like to keep on top of the weather forecasts, nothing like turning up to work in a summer dress and no jacket when it’s supposed to be 15° out… brrr! And if you are like me, then you are sometimes just too busy getting dinner ready or dealing with family, study or a million other things when you get home from work or school, to catch the next day’s forecast at the tail end of the news at night.

So here’s a tip… Yahoo!7 Mail includes weather updates and forecasts for your local area, complete with a 5 day forecast right on your Welcome screen! Even better, it’s available in both Classic and the All-New Mail :)

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How do I set it up?
Well I’m glad you asked, as I’ve put together a quick setup guide that will work in both versions of mail. It’s very easy to do and will only take a few minutes of your time.

Setting up Weather Forecasts
Note: These instructions are for both Classic and the All-New Mail.

1. You need to set your location. To do so, simply click upon the city or suburb area on your Welcome screen (which is the screen you see when you first log in to mail). You may find that it is already set correctly… if so, skip to step 4.

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2. You will see a small box popup asking for either your city/suburb and state, or your postal code. Either will work! If you want this set as your permanent location for weather updates, make sure you place a tick in the box provided and then hit go to commence the search.

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3. Since Yahoo! is an international company, there are often many cities with the same names across different countries, so do not be alarmed if you see a long list of results.

Simply scroll until you find AU for Australia, it will usually be one of the first few results or scroll until you find the country/area you are after. You will then see the item you were searching for underneath.

To set the location, simply click upon your search result – in the example shown, I would click upon “Sydney NSW AU”.

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4. You will now see your requested weather forecast on your Welcome screen! Clicking upon the weather symbol or temperatures will expand the window to a 5 day forecast, as well as offer you options to switch from Celsius to Fahrenheit or to view a more detail forecast if you should so choose.

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See, it’s that easy! Now you can stop worrying whether it may rain or snow tomorrow, and visit your mailbox at any time for peace of mind :mrgreen:

Happy forecasting,
Kate – Yahoo!7 Mail Team

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3 Comments Add your own

  • 1. John kirton&hellip  |  May 16th, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    i need to access my email account

  • 2. john kirton&hellip  |  May 16th, 2009 at 9:53 pm

    I can’t access my yahoo email account.

  • 3. chlo&hellip  |  September 1st, 2009 at 5:49 pm

    I don’t know how to get that ‘homepage’ that is showed in the pictures above. Mine just says:
    Good evening chlo.
    Thats it! If anyone knows what I mean or what to do, please reply.

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