Weather widget for iWeb '09

Hi, can anyone help in finding a good weather widget for my iWeb website?
I've tried to copy several URL's into the HTML Snippet but it just doesn't work. ( Google, BBC World, ... )
Many thanks !

http://www.widgetbox.com/search?q=Weather+Widget

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