This template runs on a schedule, loads the forecast from Open Weather for the city you set, formats a short message in JavaScript, and posts it to a Discord channel.
Use it for a community or team channel that wants a regular forecast without opening another app. Connect Open Weather and Discord. Put the OpenWeather API key on the Open Weather connection.
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The scenario starts on the cadence you set, such as every morning.
Open Weather loads the forecast for the city or coordinates you configure.
JavaScript turns high, low, conditions, and wind into a short channel post.
Discord sends that message to the channel you choose.
Add an Open Weather connection and paste your OpenWeather API key there. Set the city or coordinates on the forecast step.
Add a Discord connection and pick the channel that should receive the forecast.
Add a schedule, for example every morning. In JavaScript, format high, low, conditions, and wind, then send the Discord message. Run once and confirm the channel sees it.
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