ManualTrigger Automate

ManualTrigger Automate enables scheduled weather monitoring and alerts for Berlin. It integrates with OpenWeatherMap to check temperatures and sends notifications via SIGNL4 if the temperature drops below 25°C. This workflow ensures timely weather updates, enhancing preparedness and response to changing conditions.

7/8/2025
5 nodes
Medium
schedulemediumsignl4openweathermapschedule triggerautomationlogicconditionalcron
Categories:
Communication & MessagingSchedule TriggeredMedium WorkflowWeb Scraping & Data Extraction
Integrations:
Signl4OpenWeatherMapSchedule Trigger

Target Audience

  • Weather Monitoring Professionals: Individuals or teams responsible for monitoring weather conditions and responding to alerts.
    - Businesses in Weather-Sensitive Industries: Companies such as agriculture, transportation, and event planning that need timely weather updates.
    - Automation Enthusiasts: Users looking to automate workflows for efficiency and timely notifications.
    - Developers and Integrators: Tech-savvy users who want to integrate weather data into their applications or systems.
  • Problem Solved

  • Timely Weather Alerts: This workflow automatically checks the weather in Berlin and sends alerts when the temperature drops below 25°C.
    - Reduced Manual Monitoring: It eliminates the need for manual checks by automating the process, saving time and ensuring prompt responses.
    - Improved Decision Making: Businesses can make informed decisions based on real-time weather data, enhancing operational efficiency.
  • Workflow Steps

  • Step 1: The workflow can be triggered manually or scheduled to run daily at 6:15 AM.
    - Step 2: It fetches the current weather data from OpenWeatherMap for Berlin.
    - Step 3: The workflow checks if the temperature is less than 25°C using a conditional check.
    - Step 4: If the condition is met, it sends a notification via SIGNL4 with the message: _"Weather alert ❄️ Temperature: [current temperature] °C"_.
    - Step 5: The alert includes additional information such as the location coordinates.
  • Customization Guide

  • Change the City: Modify the cityName parameter in the OpenWeatherMap node to fetch weather data for a different location.
    - Adjust Temperature Threshold: Update the rightValue in the If node to set a different temperature threshold for alerts.
    - Modify Alert Message: Customize the message field in the SIGNL4 node to change the content of the alert notifications.
    - Schedule Timing: Alter the triggerAtHour and triggerAtMinute parameters in the Schedule Trigger node to set different times for running the workflow.