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How to Receive a Daily Weather Forecast Direct Message in Slack

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Steps to automate

Use workflow automation service.
Preparation
Create Nekton account. You can also use your existing Google account to sign in.
Create automation
  • Click on the "Create new workflow" button, and then add "Automated step".
  • Set the step description to "Receive a Daily Weather Forecast Direct Message in Slack" and then click on "Automate".
  • Provide the necessary parameters and click on the "Test it" button to check your automation. If you had issues with it, you can click on "Automate" again to try a different one.
Create a schedule (optional)
If you want to run this automation on a schedule, click on the gear button on the workflow editor screen to configure it. For example, you can run this flow every hour or every day.

Automate The Weather integrations

The Weather actions

Nekton can use any feature that is available in The Weather API. Using our advanced AI, you can easily create custom automations for The Weather. Here are some typical actions you can do in your automated workflows.
Get the Current Air Quality
Gets the current air quality for a location.
Tomorrow's Forecast
Get a forecast of tomorrow's weather at a location.
Get Current Weather
Gets current weather conditions for a location.
Is There a Frost Warning Today?
Only triggers if the temperature falls below 36℉ or 2℃ and the wind speed is less than 10 mph on a clear night. Checks once a day around 7AM, your local time. Respects your Nekton time zone settings.
Today's Air Quality
Trigger if air quality is worse than specified. Always triggers once a day around 7AM, your local time. Respects your Nekton time zone settings.
Will It Rain Today?
Only triggers if it will rain, drizzle, or thunderstorm today. Checks once a day around 7AM, your local time. Respects your Nekton time zone settings.

About The Weather

Trigger off weather conditions in your local area. (Powered by https://openweathermap.org)