# Weather

The "Weather" widget displays the weather for any location.

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## Configure Widget

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1. Make sure you are in the **"Dashboard"** menu
2. Click on **"BuildingPro Suites"**
3. Click on **"Weather"**
4. Select the **Primary Asset**. The name of this asset will appear in the title bar of the widget **\[A]**
5. Choose whether the weather widget should be displayed in **light**, **dark** mode, or according to your **system settings** **\[B]**
6. Enter the **location** for which you want to display the weather **\[C]**, and click on one of the displayed results
7. The selected location is displayed under **\[D]**
8. Optional, you can specify how much space the widget should occupy on the dashboard **\[E]**
9. Select the **font size** of the data displayed in the widget **\[F]**
10. Click on **"Save"** **\[G]**

    ▷ The widget is displayed in the dashboard


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