You could try the aptly named WeatherBug desktop app. I found it to be mostly annoying, and I just go to weather.com, or our local news channel's weather websites, BUT if you want to try WeatherBug, here's a link.....
Hi, just adding this. I don't really know what your laptop specs are, but if you have sth with 8GB of RAM, rainmeter is an option. There are skins that give you the weather
(This will also work with 4GB, but I'm kind of wary to recommend it in that case, because with heavy multitasking and rainmeter running, your system might be bogged down. Windows 10 isn't exactly friendly when it comes to CPU/Disk usage)
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