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Morning weather briefing for the places you follow

Every morning, emails one briefing on today's conditions and the days ahead for each place you list.

Every day at 07:002 apps3 steps

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What it does

Each integration step this workflow runs, in order, what it is for, and the conditions and loops that decide when it runs.

  1. For each place

    1. 1OpenWeatherMapCurrent weatherReads today's conditions, temperature and what it feels like, humidity and wind for each place on your list.
    2. 2OpenWeatherMapFive day forecastReads the five-day forecast for each place to work out daily temperature ranges, precipitation chances, gusts and snow.
  2. 3GmailSendEmails you the finished briefing, with the flagged days at the top and any unreadable places named at the bottom.

How it works

What happens on each run, in plain English.

Every morning at 07:00, the current conditions and the five-day forecast are read for each place you list, and one briefing lands in your inbox. Each place gets today's reading, with conditions, temperature, humidity and wind, followed by one line per day ahead giving the temperature range, the sky, the highest chance of precipitation and the strongest gusts.

Days that cross the rain or wind thresholds you choose, or that have snow in the forecast, are marked with the reason and listed together at the top, so the awkward days are visible at a glance. The briefing reports what the forecast says and nothing more. A place the weather service cannot resolve does not cost you the rest: the others are reported as normal and the unreadable one is named at the bottom so you can correct it. Only if none can be read does the run stop without sending.

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