Sorry for coming rather late on this thread.
You could try using Yahoo! Pipes - http://pipes.yahoo.com.
A pipe can accept XML data using the Fetch Data module, and there is an option
to have the output of the pipe in JSON format.
Regards
Paul Daniel
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Making slow progress. :)
Spent some time writing a caching routine in PHP for the feeds. We
know the feeds get updated at 8am and 8pm, right?
http://git.webvm.net/?p=weather
Any comments? Didn't quite know how to store the expiration of a file cleverly.
This is hosted temporarily on my employer's server. I'll probably move
it off sometime.
Also made a mobile friendly template. I.e. it looks fine on my Android G1.
http://weather.webvm.net/?id=2053
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