WEIRD WEATHER ANALYSIS APP

Overview:
    This Streamlit application analyzes how unusual current weather conditions are compared
    to historical data for the same date and hour. The app fetches decades of historical
    weather data and compares it to current conditions using statistical analysis.

How it Works:
    1. User selects a location (city name or coordinates)
    2. App auto-detects the timezone for that location
    3. Historical weather data is fetched from Open-Meteo API (1960-2024 by default)
    4. Current weather is fetched from OpenWeatherMap API
    5. Historical data is filtered to match current date (MM-DD) and hour in local timezone
    6. Statistical analysis (z-scores, percentiles) determines if current conditions are
       "Normal", "Hmm" (somewhat unusual), "Weird", or "Super Weird!"
    7. Results are color-coded and displayed with visual distributions

Key Features:
    - Temperature, humidity, wind, pressure, and "feels like" analysis
    - Circular statistics for wind direction analysis
    - Interactive selection of analysis types
    - Auto-refresh every 5 minutes
    - Location search with alternative matches
    - Map visualization of selected location

Setup:

Activate venv:
    - In PowerShell -- ".\venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1"
    - In CommandPrompt -- "venv\Scripts\activate.bat"

Run the App:
    streamlit run weather_app.py