To remove all files named Weather that are exactly 33 bytes in size from all subdirectories, you can use the find command with the -type, -name, and -size options. Here’s how you can do it:

find /path/to/search -type f -name "Weather" -size 33c -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 33c: Find files that are exactly 33 bytes (33c stands for 33 bytes, where c is for bytes).
  • -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 exactly 33 bytes in size.