The two lines could be used as a bookmarklet (a link that runs the above line on the current page), however, I could not get it to work despite trying to wait until JQuery is loaded: javascript:(function(), 50)
The box is a little offset from the top and left page edges. These two lines can be run in the JavaScript console (tested in Firefox). Here's a little JavaScript to get JQuery and to hide everything except the weather box: var script = document.createElement('script') script.src = "" document.getElementsByTagName('head').appendChild(script) It should be possible to embed the Google page into another ( ), and then remove everything except for the weather data. This could be done on a web server, or in the browser (JavScript or extension/plugin). It is possible to extract the information from the results page.
The Google weather info box is part of the search results page and so cannot be obtained independently (AFAIK).
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