This workflow automates the delivery of daily weather updates to users via Spontit notifications. It is designed to run every day at 9 AM, fetch the current temperature in Berlin from the OpenWeatherMap API, and then send a personalized notification with this information.
**Step-by-step breakdown:**
1. The workflow is triggered by a Cron node set to execute daily at 9 AM.
2. Upon triggering, it makes a request to the OpenWeatherMap node to retrieve the current weather data for Berlin.
3. The weather data, specifically the temperature, is extracted and used to craft a message.
4. The Spontit node sends this message as a push notification to users, with a title “Today’s Weather Update” and a body containing the temperature.
**Connections and logic:**
– The Cron node triggers the workflow.
– The weather API node executes next, using the trigger to fetch updated data.
– The notification node then sends out the message with the latest weather info.
**Practical use case:**
This automation is ideal for daily weather alert services, app notifications, or websites providing regular weather updates to keep users informed.
**Services and integrations:**
– OpenWeatherMap for weather data
– Spontit for sending push notifications
– Cron for scheduling the workflow
