Remove all files named ‘Weather’ that are over 9 KB.

You can achieve this using the find command with the -type, -name, and -size options, combined with the -exec option to remove the files. Here’s a one-liner that will find and remove all files named Weather (with no extension) that are over 9 KB in size from all subdirectories:

find /path/to/search -type f -name "Weather" -size +9k -exec rm {} +

Explanation of the command:

  • find /path/to/search: Start searching from the specified directory (/path/to/search). Replace this with the actual path where you want to start the search.
  • -type f: Look for files only.
  • -name "Weather": Find files with the exact name Weather.
  • -size +9k: Find files larger than 9 KB.
  • -exec rm {} +: Execute the rm command on each file found. The {} is replaced by the found file path, and + allows rm to be called with multiple files at once.

This command will traverse all subdirectories from the specified path and remove any files named Weather that are larger than 9 KB.