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 PyWeather is a weather app in python using OpenWeatherMap's current weather and 3-hour-5-day forecast API services, built using customtkinter to make a modern and elegant GUI to display the weather, and even changes to light/dark mode based on local time of requested city!
 
-It is a school/personal project of mine that I will continue to work on in my free time. It's currently in an experimental stage, and things are subject to change. The planned features for the app (which may or may not be implemented) include a repsonsive GUI, a weather-map of the local area for precipitation, etc. as well as the ability to save weather data to a file or store and organise data using SQL databases. Please note, that the app is only designed to work on Windows devices, and as of right now, MacOS as well as Linux may work; but with limited functionality.
+It is a personal project of mine that I will continue to work on in my free time. It's currently in an experimental stage, and things are subject to change. The planned features for the app (which may or may not be implemented) include a repsonsive GUI, a weather-map of the local area for precipitation, etc. as well as the ability to save weather data to a file or store and organise data using SQL databases. Please note, that the app is only designed to work on Windows devices, and as of right now, MacOS as well as Linux may work; but with limited functionality.
 
 
 Example of the app in light mode (day time):
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 # Instructions for Use
 
-In order to use the app, you must go to the green "Download Code button", and doownload the zip folder of the code, or simply clone the repository on your computer with git clone. From there extract the zipped folder, and move it to wherever is convenient. Once that is done, you can open the directory in whichever code editor/terminal you are familiar with and run main.py. If you encounter any issues, please let me know, my e-mail ID is "[email protected]".
+In order to use the app, you must go to the green "Download Code button", and doownload the zip folder of the code, or simply clone the repository on your computer with git clone. From there extract the zipped folder, and move it to wherever is convenient. Once that is done, you can open the directory in whichever code editor/terminal you are familiar with and run main.py. If you encounter any issues, please create an issue on Github, I will do my best to review them. Contributions will most likely not be given any priority any time soon.
 
 Hopefully you have a great time using the app to find out your local weather and get the upcoming forecast, so you're never caught off-guard!