Look up the weather from Telegram
Reply in Telegram with the current conditions for whatever place someone names in the chat.
Apps it connects
Authenticate each one once and the workflow is ready to run.
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
TelegramNew message triggerStarts a run whenever a message arrives in a chat your Telegram bot is in, so keyword requests can be picked up. - 2
OpenWeatherMapCurrent weatherLooks up the current conditions, temperature, what it feels like, humidity and wind for the place named in the message. - 3
TelegramSend messageReplies in the chat with the readings, a prompt to name a place, or a note the place was not found.
How it works
What happens on each run, in plain English.
Whenever a message in your Telegram chat starts with your chosen keyword followed by a place name, the current conditions there are looked up and the reply comes back in the same chat: conditions, temperature and what it feels like, humidity and wind. Multi-word places work, and so does a postal code or a name with a country code when the plain name is ambiguous.
The reply reports the readings that came back and nothing more. It does not warn about severe weather, because a current reading is not a warning, and any reading the service does not return is left out rather than shown as zero. A place that cannot be found gets a reply saying so, with a hint about adding a country code. Messages that do not start with the keyword are ignored, so the bot stays quiet in a busy group.
You need a Telegram bot in the chat and a keyword for it to listen for, and temperatures come back in the units you choose.
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