How To Check Weather For Multiple Cities With Cortana

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If you ever wondered how you can check weather for multiple cities using Cortana, then now’s the time to find out how to do it! 

Cortana is a multi-faceted tool of sorts for the people who know how to use her features to their fullest. Right down to saying your name like Jarvis from Iron Man.

If you are tired of having widgets or otherwise clutter on your desktop to keep you posted on the weather conditions of other cities, Cortana can take that task off your hands and bring it straight to your screen with ease.

If you are wondering how one would go about how to check weather for multiple cities, we will explore it in today’s guide!

STEP 1:

Open up Cortana using Windows Key + S and navigate to your local weather card as shown below. Click on the 3 dots to open a drop down menu.

Opening your current location

Adding more cities.

STEP 2:

Scroll down the newly opened options until you see Cities you’re tracking and click on +Add a city. Type your city of choice and click on it when it appears.

This is how you check weather for multiple cities

Adding multiple cities in action.

STEP 3:

Choose the option as you wish, and when you’re done just click on Add. This will lead you back to the original settings page, and here you just have to click on Save.

Adding a new city.

Saving your newly added city.

STEP 4:

With that, we have now reached the end of this guide, simply open up Cortana once more and scroll until you find your new weather location added!

The finishing touch.

You can add as many cities as you wish by repeating step 2 on wards until you have your desired goal of cities added to your list met. The ability check weather for multiple cities is indeed very needed for those of you who do a lot of traveling or are just feeling homesick and want to know what the weather is like. 

This is a great feature for many people to adopt on their dashboard and should really be used by most people anyway, you never know when you might need to know the weather in a neighboring city in the event of a serious storm.

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