Here's an exciting challenge: You'll be building a small weather app using your newfound API skills.

1. Sign up for a free OpenWeatherMap account.
2. Once you've signed up, you'll be given an API key. Copy that API key and store it somewhere safe.
3. Open Postman to check out the data you're working with and verify that your key works. Create a GET request to the URL below in Postman, adding your API key to the end:

http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather?q=New+York&units=imperial&appid=[PUT YOUR API KEY HERE]

You'll be working with index.html, main.js, and style/style.css.

In the end, your weather app should look something like this:

Your page should have:

• An input field for a user to enter a zip code.
• A Submit button.
  • When the Submit button is clicked:
    • A GET request should fetch the weather data from the API.
    • The following data should be rendered on the page:
      • City name
      • Current temperature
      • Weather description
      • Min temp
      • Max temp
• The temperature turn blue if below 40 and red if above 90.

Here are some zip codes to test:

• 99501 (Anchorage)
• 99723 (Barrow, AK)
• 60605 (Chicago)
• 70124 (New Orleans)
• 77030 (Houston, TX)
• 00902 (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
• 46923 (Delphi, IN)
• 94123 (San Francisco, CA)

• Add the latitude and longitude, humidity, precipitation, and wind speed.
• Add Font Awesome icons.
• Add sunrise and sunset times (look into the JavaScript Date object).