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Daily Weather Email Bot (Open-Meteo + Gmail) with n8n

Daily Weather Email Bot (Open-Meteo + Gmail) with n8n

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Daily Weather Email Bot (Open-Meteo + Gmail) with n8n

Daily Weather Email Bot (Open-Meteo + Gmail) with n8n

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Get a daily weather briefing in your inbox—automatically

This Daily Weather Email Bot (Open-Meteo + Gmail) with n8n runs every day, pulls the latest forecast for Greater Noida from the Open-Meteo API, and sends a formatted weather emailGmail.

What this workflow does

  • Schedules the run: the workflow triggers daily at 8:00 using an n8n Schedule Trigger.
  • Fetches forecast data: it requests current and daily forecast information from Open-Meteo using configurable latitude/longitude and timezone (and requested fields).
  • Extracts key weather fields: it pulls important values such as location, humidity, max/min temperature, and rain probability, renaming them for clean message formatting.
  • Sends your email: it delivers a daily weather update to the configured recipient using a Gmail message setup.

Use cases

  • Stay informed for the day’s planning in Greater Noida (or any configured city).
  • Support SaaS operations and internal teams with an automated daily status-style update.
  • Use as a template in n8n to practice API fetching + email delivery.

Technical details

  • Schedule Trigger: runs daily at a set hour (default: 8:00).
  • HTTP Request: calls the Open-Meteo API for forecast data based on latitude/longitude, timezone, and requested fields.
  • Set: prepares and renames extracted weather fields for the email content.
  • Gmail: sends the formatted email using Gmail OAuth2 credentials.

Setup (quick)

  • Connect a Gmail OAuth2 credential with permission to send email.
  • Update the recipient email and, if desired, the subject/body in the Gmail message configuration.
  • Adjust Open-Meteo parameters (latitude, longitude, timezone, requested fields) and the location name.
  • Change the schedule trigger hour to match when you want the daily weather email.
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