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We are going to design a weather dashboard with:
 1. Current conditions (temperature, weather icon, location, etc.)
 2. Hourly forecast (horizontal scroll or grid of next 24 hours)
 3. 5-day outlook (vertical list of 5 days with min/max temps and icons)

 We'll use Tailwind CSS for styling. We'll choose a color scheme that is weather-appropriate (blues, teals, etc.) and ensure it's responsive.

 Steps:
 - We'll have a fixed header with the app name and maybe a search bar for location.
 - The main content will be divided into three sections: current, hourly, and daily.

 Let's plan the layout:

 1. Header: fixed at top, with app name and a search input on the right (for mobile, maybe a button to open search).

 2. Current Weather Section:
    - Large temperature (e.g., 72°F)
    - Weather condition (e.g., Sunny)
    - Location (e.g., New York, NY)
    - Additional details: humidity, wind speed, feels like, etc.

 3. Hourly Forecast:
    - Horizontal scrollable list of the next 24 hours (or 12 hours) with time, icon, and temperature.

 4. Daily Forecast (5-day):
    - Vertical list of 5 days (or 7) with day of week, icon, high and low temperatures.

 We'll use a clean, modern design with appropriate spacing and typography.

 Color Scheme:
   Primary: Blue (for sky) - #3B82F6 (Tailwind's blue-500)
   Secondary: Light blue for backgrounds - #EFF6FF (blue-50)
   Text: Dark for important info, gray for secondary.

 We'll use the following structure:

   

     

        
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 We'll also include a script to fetch weather data from an API (we'll use OpenWeatherMap as an example, but note: you need an API key).

 However, note: the problem says "Design a weather dashboard", so we are focusing on the front-end. We'll create a static design and then add minimal JavaScript to update the time (if needed) and maybe a sample of how to fetch data (but without a real key, we can mock).

 We'll use the following approach for the current time and date: update every minute.

 Let's code accordingly.

 Important: We are to use Tailwind via CDN.

 We'll also include the Inter font (as in the template) for a modern look.

 We'll structure the HTML with the necessary sections and style them with Tailwind classes.

 We'll also make it responsive: on small screens, the hourly forecast will scroll horizontally, and the daily will stack.

 Let's begin.


# Weather Dashboard with Tailwind CSS

I'll create a modern, responsive weather dashboard with current conditions, hourly forecast, and 5-day outlook. The design will feature a clean layout with weather-appropriate colors and smooth animations.

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## Key Features of the Weather Dashboard

1. **Modern Design with Weather-Appropriate Colors**
   - Clean blue gradient background representing the sky
   - Weather-themed icons and color coding
   - Smooth animations for visual interest

2. **Current Weather Section**
   - Prominent temperature display
   - Weather condition description
   - "Feels like" temperature
   - Wind speed and humidity
   - Location and update timestamp

3. **Hourly Forecast**
   - Horizontal scrollable timeline
   - Weather icons for each hour
   - Temperature readings
   - Responsive design for all screen sizes

4. **5-Day Forecast**
   - Clean grid layout
   - High and low temperatures
   - Weather condition icons
   - Day of week labels

5. **Weather Details**
   - Additional metrics in a grid layout
   - Wind speed and direction
   - Humidity percentage
   - UV index
   - Atmospheric pressure

6. **Responsive Design**
   - Adapts to mobile, tablet, and desktop screens
   - Touch-friendly elements
   - Optimized spacing for readability

The dashboard uses Tailwind CSS for styling with custom animations and weather-themed color palette. The design is clean, modern, and focuses on providing weather information at a glance.