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Hey there!
Nice to meet you! I'm Randy, an Independent Advisor.
Hi, If you're using Windows 10, just right-click the taskbar, go to "News and Interests", then click 'Show icon and text." You’ll see the local weather with the temperature on the bottom-right of your screen. Make sure your location settings are turned on in Settings > Privacy > Location.
If you're on Windows 11, the weather usually shows on the left side of the taskbar. If it’s not showing, go to Settings > Personalization > Taskbar, then turn on Widgets. You can also open the Widgets panel and add the Weather widget from there.
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