This template runs on a schedule, loads the 7-day forecast from the National Weather Service in JavaScript, and posts it to a Slack channel.
Set latitude and longitude for the office you want, or look the city up in the same JavaScript node. Connect Slack. Put a User-Agent and any geocoding key in that JavaScript node. Put the Slack bot token on the Slack connection.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as every morning.
JavaScript calls the National Weather Service forecast API for the coordinates you set and formats temperature, wind, and a short summary for each day. Put a User-Agent and any geocoding key in that JavaScript node.
Slack sends that message to the public channel you choose.
Add a JavaScript node. Put a User-Agent there, and any geocoding key if you look up a city. Call the National Weather Service forecast for those coordinates and format a 7-day message.
Add a Slack connection and pick the public channel that should receive the forecast.
Add a schedule, for example every morning. Run once and confirm the channel sees the 7-day update.
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