So many credits and history here.

Alien1974 - Dusk theme, this community based html/weather system
Wyndwarrior - Took images and made the animations
Grzegorz10 - Made Dusk first on Android
K.Nitsua - helped with html animations

Sometime in 2010

"Alien1974 releases a theme inspired by Grzegorz10 and the HTC HD2 and says in the widget released with it"
This are all the plugins.
they work as non realtime,it will just give the animation you choose.Just select the animation effect at top of the theme,and enjoy the effects.
Im still working to get this in a realtime widget,meaning that if it is raining,it will automatically display the rain effect.But Im still a newbie in html,and Im getting lots of errors when this animations are merged to work in realtime.I hope to get this working soon.In the meantime,enjoy this as plugins.The good thing is,you are in control of the animation,you decide what to be displayed in your screen whenever you want.Please read this note:
Note: Any animated theme or things in the springboard will drain battery faster,it isnt a problem from the themer,is a device problem,I charge my iPhone every day,so is not a problem for me,but do not leave the animation activated if you are not using it or displaying it.Use it only when you want to show your friends how BAD BOY is your iPhone.Those ho have external battery will not have problems,but I warned you,leaving the animation constantly will drain battery faster than normal.Eaven that,this animation  is offline,is running an html code on his ram,so it is normal that drain faster.
enjoy this beauty.

This is when these animations were first released. K.Nitsua helped create these. 
The animations were manually selected by the user.
There was no weather retrieval system. The weather was what you chose.
I love that statement about the battery and that they couldn't animate the weather based on the real weather
and still released it.

Wyndwarrior is the one who took all the separate htmls and merged them together. You could see this in the old
code as it has for example has multiple <title></title> tags in each html. He also added the weather api from Yahoo. 

We had weather from Yahoo because of IBNWeather by IBNYaffa aka Omar aka bAdGigAbit got the api key most likely
from the weather.app at that time.

Years later 
I would end up coding for multiple "gps" coordinate systems like Lat&Long tweak, Widget Weather
which I think was named something else and was owned by someone else and other "auto gps" tweaks.
my users at the time requested multiple customizations other weather systems like weather underground
cydget implementation, etc.

InfoStats 2 was next to pull weather and worked until Cycript was no longer supported. Cycript was a bridge from JS to OBJ-C
and was created by Saurik. InfoStats2 used this bridge. 

I went to weather.com api after IS2.  I was able to get an api key from the weather app which was now using weather.com.
I too used cycript and cydget to power my projects (miLock, LockBuilder, etc). Since it no longer worked I went from a 
widget creator to a tweak maker.
In my search to grab weather I found out how to dump an api key from the weather.app and could use it in html.

Then new phones came out so it was changed with a script that "autosized" viewport via meta tag. 
(this was a quick hack by me but since new phones were out and ppl wanted their widgets to fit the new phone it was copied/pasted everywhere)

1/10/22
When i'm updating this now i'm converting it from weather.com and widget weather XML to XenHTML.
I know there was a version I did for XenInfo but I most likely just sent that to the person who requested it. I couldn't find it.

This code is was from 2010 and all i've changed is basically how the weather
is retrieved and sizing until now. This update I dive deaper. 

The layout was annoying ton of html outside folders and then the same amount of folders.
While I heavily decided on getting rid of the html all together something about the nostalgia
made me feel the need to keep them. BUT they are in the folders now. 

Each weather condition was compared against the OG animations and code cleaned up. 
Very few changes were done to the animations just a lot of restructuring and removing a ton of duplication. 

Most all the images included in the animations were recreated. They are not 1:1 but close as I could get.
They do look so much better on current devices. Original images were 320x568 they are now 1125 x 2436

I modified sizing on all widgets to fit new devices. Without the hack.

Options were added to scale and move the clock widget and also turn it off.

I did replace one animation and that is snow. The original was not appealing. That is why you will see a drastic style
difference in snow/snow.html. The original animations are still there, just not used.

The weather retrieval system is for XenHTML which has been abandoned so I guess well cross that road when we get there.

It's 2022 and this code still runs on the modern iPhone like the day it was released. 

Maybe a little more performant and the code is actually readable, but we stand on shoulders of giants. The community that
came together to make this widget at that time changed iOS widgets forever.

