beautifulsoup - Python, Beautiful Soup: how to get the desired element -

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i trying arrive element, parsing source code of site. snippet part i'm trying parse (here until friday), same days of week

<div id="intforecast">     <h2>forecast rome</h2>     <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" id="nonca">         <tr>             <td onclick="showdetails('1');return false" id="day1" class="on">                 <span>thursday</span>                 <div class="inticon"><img src="http://icons.wunderground.com/graphics/conds/2005/sunny.gif" alt="sunny" /></div>                 <div>clear</div>                 <div><span class="hi">h <span>22</span>&deg;</span> / <span class="lo">l <span>11</span>&deg;</span></div>             </td>             <td onclick="showdetails('2');return false" id="day2" class="off">                 <span>friday</span>                 <div class="inticon"><img src="http://icons.wunderground.com/graphics/conds/2005/partlycloudy.gif" alt="partlycloudy" /></div>                 <div>partly cloudy</div>                 <div><span class="hi">h <span>21</span>&deg;</span> / <span class="lo">l <span>15</span>&deg;</span></div>             </td>         </tr>     </table> </div>

....and on days

actually got result in ugly way think:

forecastfriday= soup.find('div',text='friday').findnext('div').findnext('div').string

now, can see go deep down elements repeating .findnext('div')and arrive @ .string

i want information "partly cloudy" of friday

so more pythonic way this? thanks!

simply find of <td>s , iterate on them:

soup = beautifulsoup(your_html) div = soup('div',{'id':'intforecast'})[0] tds = div.find('table').findall('td')  td in tds:     day = td('span')[0].text     forecast = td('div')[1].text     print day, forecast

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