Star Wars Weather Forecast, as conceptualized by Tom Scott, delivered a unique weather forecast service with a Star Wars theme for several years. However, it no longer functions due to restrictions imposed by Yahoo on their Weather API. These changes have resulted in limited anonymous, public access to the API.

The Star Wars Weather Forecast relied heavily on Yahoo's Weather API for its functionality. With the new restrictions, developers like Tom Scott struggle to make the old forecast compatible with the new changes. This has led to an unfortunate halt in the uniquely themed service.

Although users are informed that the service no longer works, it's also indicated on the site that the official Star Wars application contains a similar weather forecast feature. The users are guided to get in touch with the developer through Twitter and YouTube. A quick browse shows that the service was provided by Pad 26 Limited, but specific details regarding its operations aren't readily available on the website.

The developer, Tom Scott, seemingly encourages users to direct any complaints concerning the shutdown of the service to Yahoo instead, who enforced the limitations on the Weather API which caused the shutdown. The website also provides users with an opportunity to subscribe to a weekly newsletter, adding an element of continued engagement despite the halt in the core service.

Verdict: the Star Wars Weather Forecast was a unique service that gained popularity among fans of the franchise for its innovative concept. However, changes in Yahoo's Weather API have caused its function to cease. Given these circumstances, continuity of this service seems unlikely unless the restrictions are revised by Yahoo. The developer, despite the setback, remains active and encourages users to stay engaged through alternative channels like newsletters and social media platforms.

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