# Weather reports - building a dashboard

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I had a couple of new students join my IoT Computer Club a couple of weeks ago.  
This simple exercise extends the initial work they did by designing and building a simple dashboard.  
The dashboard has a number of 'soft' buttons that will select a city and country.  
This results in the weather details for the chosen location being displayed in the dashboard.

[Here's the link to the PDF tutorial guide.](http://resources-area.co.uk/node-red-flows/m3.pdf)

Please don't tell the students, there's a link to the Node-RED flow at the bottom of the last page.