Connect OpenWeatherMap integrations
Retrieve real-time forecasts, historical climate records, and global weather alerts by connecting OpenWeatherMap to Make. Linking this atmospheric data to our workflow automation tool lets you adjust shipping routes during storms, log local temperatures in databases, or manage agricultural watering. Register for a free account today to configure your first weather-driven trigger.
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Returns current weather information for a specified location.
Returns 1-16 days weather forecast for a specified location.
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Popular OpenWeatherMap workflows.
Connect OpenWeatherMap to Make. Automate weather alerts, sync forecast data, and simplify your daily workflows.
Automate OpenWeatherMap with Make for Smart Daily Forecasts and Alerts
Use Make to connect OpenWeatherMap with Slack and Google Sheets. Automatically send daily weather forecasts to your team, log historical data, and get custom alerts when rain is predicted without manually checking your app.
Automatically receive tomorrow's weather forecast directly in Slack, Chrome, or via SMS without having to manually check an app.
Set up automatic alerts to trigger only when specific weather conditions are met, such as receiving a push notification only if rain is in the forecast.
Keep a running historical log of weather forecasts by automatically saving OpenWeatherMap data straight into Google Sheets.
Easily share weather forecasts across your preferred communication channels, from team-wide Slack messages to personal SMS texts.
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