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Travel — Best-time / Weather Widget

A friendly best-time-to-visit weather widget for a fictional fjord destination, drawn entirely in CSS and inline SVG. A twelve-month strip pairs an averaged temperature curve with rainfall bars and a highlighted best-months band, so the ideal window reads at a glance. A current-conditions card shows the weather icon, temperature, hi/lo, feels-like and daylight, and a five-day mini forecast sits alongside. Click any month to learn why it shines or not, and flip the whole panel between Celsius and Fahrenheit.

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Best-time / Weather Widget

A wanderlust-flavoured climate card for the fictional Vuréndal Fjords. The hero is a layered inline-SVG landscape — warm horizon, distant ridgeline and a near snow-capped peak — capped with a Best: Jun–Aug badge. Below it, a year-at-a-glance chart draws an averaged temperature curve over translucent rainfall bars, with a dashed gold band marking the best months so the ideal travel window is obvious at a single look.

Everything is interactive. Click a month in the strip below the chart (or tap a point on the curve) and the current-conditions card updates with that month’s icon, average temperature, hi/lo, feels-like, rain days and daylight hours — plus a colour-coded verdict pill (Ideal, Shoulder or Off-season) that explains why it is or isn’t a good time to go. A five-day mini forecast regenerates to match, with little weather emoji and temperature bars. The month strip is a keyboard-navigable radiogroup: arrow keys, Home and End move between months and announce the pick.

A pill-style °C/°F toggle re-renders every temperature in the widget at once, and a small toast confirms each change. The whole thing is self-contained vanilla HTML, CSS and JS — no images, no libraries — and collapses to a single column with a stacked layout down to 360px.

Illustrative travel UI only — fictional destinations, prices, and maps.