Every morning at 07:00 this workflow asks the free Open-Meteo forecast API for the next three days at a location you choose. Open-Meteo needs no account and no API key, so the workflow runs as soon as you import it. The API returns the forecast as parallel arrays (dates…
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Run manually
Starts the workflow manually when you click 'Execute workflow' — used for testing and manual runs.
Every morning at 7
Starts the workflow automatically on a schedule (cron / fixed interval).
Location settings
Sets or transforms workflow data — prepares, renames, or injects fields before the next step.
Get forecast from Open-Meteo
Makes an external API call (HTTP request) to send or retrieve data from a third-party service.
Build readable report
Runs custom JavaScript to transform or manipulate the data flowing through the workflow.
Every morning at 07:00 this workflow asks the free Open-Meteo forecast API for the next three days at a location you choose. Open-Meteo needs no account and no API key, so the workflow runs as soon as you import it.
The API returns the forecast as parallel arrays (dates, weather codes, temperatures, rain chance, wind). A Code node zips them into one row per day, translates the numeric weather codes into words such as "Light rain" or "Partly cloudy", and writes a short plain-text report plus a one-line subject such as "Weather for London: Overcast, high of 14 C".
The output also keeps a structured days array, so you can use the numbers later in the flow.
place, latitude and longitude to your town. You can look up coordinates on any map site.subject and report fields.forecast_days in the HTTP Request node (up to 16) for a longer outlook.daily query parameter, for example uv_index_max or sunrise, and print them in the Code node.FAQ
Copy the workflow JSON from this page, open the n8n editor, click on an empty canvas and paste with Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on macOS). You can also download the .json file and choose Import from File in the workflow menu. Save the workflow, then attach credentials before activating it.
It uses Manual Trigger, Schedule Trigger, Set, HTTP Request and Code. Any node that connects to an external service needs your own credential — open each node after import and select or create one. Trigger, logic and transformation nodes usually need no credentials.
The workflow format is the same on both. If a node appears as unknown or outdated after import, update n8n to a recent version or, on self-hosted instances, install the required community node package. Features such as $env access are available on self-hosted instances only.
Start by changing the trigger (schedule, webhook or app event) and the destination nodes to match your stack — it is listed under Personal Productivity. Edit prompts, field mappings and filters in the relevant nodes, use expressions like {{ $json.field }} to map data, and test with a manual execution before activating.
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