Morning weather heads-up for your day

A short morning text: what to wear, umbrella or not, and any alerts.

What it does

Each morning your bot checks the National Weather Service forecast for your area and your calendar, then sends a two-line heads-up: what to wear, whether you'll need an umbrella or extra drive time, and any active weather alerts.

The real result

Morning heads-up (example):
☔ Rain from 3-6 PM, right at afternoon pickup. Bring the umbrella and leave 10 minutes early.
🧥 High 58°, low 41°: light jacket this morning.
No active weather alerts.

Copy-paste prompt

Every weekday at 6:15 AM:

1. Get today's forecast and any active alerts for [your city or ZIP] from the National Weather Service (weather.gov).
2. Look at my calendar for when I'll be outside or driving.
3. Send me 2-3 lines: what to wear, umbrella/coat or not, and anything to plan around (rain at pickup time, freezing roads, heat).
If there's an active warning, put it first.

Bot template

What you need

• Grok Bot (web access)
• Calendar connector (optional)

Sources

• National Weather Service: API Web Service