To get the weather condition in C#, you can use a weather API that provides real-time weather data for a specific location. Here's an example using the OpenWeatherMap API: 

the GetWeatherCondition() method takes two string arguments: apiKey, which is the API key for the OpenWeatherMap API, and location, which is the location for which to get the weather condition. The string url variable defines the URL for the API to query the weather data. The HttpClient class is used to send an HTTP GET request to the API URL, and the response is parsed as a JObject using the Newtonsoft.Json library. The weather field in the JSON response is checked to get the current weather condition.

The resulting output is a string indicating the current weather condition in the specified location. Note that weather APIs may have rate limits or other restrictions, and that using third-party APIs may come with potential risks and privacy concerns. It's recommended to use a trusted and reliable weather API, and to implement appropriate error handling and security measures in your code.