Daily Weather Forecast Emails with MeteoSource and Gmail

## Who's it for People and teams who want a quick, reliable daily weather email without opening an app. Ideal for busy mornings, shared team inboxes, or anyone who prefers a simple plain text summary. ## How it works / What it does - Runs every day at 07:00. - Reads two config values: `place_id` and `send_to_email`. - Calls Meteosource's Point Forecast for the selected location. - Sends a plain text Gmail message: - Subject shows today's summary. - Body shows tomorrow's summary. - Footer includes a small “Powered by Meteosource” line. ## How to set up 1. In the Config node, set `place_id` to your Meteosource location key and `send_to_email` to the recipient. 2. Add credentials: - Meteosource API key for the HTTP Request. - Gmail OAuth2 for sending email. 3. Keep the default schedule at 07:00 or change the hour in the Schedule node. 4. Test by running once to verify the subject and body content. ## Requirements - n8n environment - Meteosource API key - Gmail account with OAuth2 credentials ## How to customize the workflow - Change send time in the Schedule node. - Add CC or modify the subject in the Gmail node. - Swap `place_id` for a different city. - Extend the email with temperature, precipitation, or alerts if needed.

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Who's it for

People and teams who want a quick, reliable daily weather email without opening an app. Ideal for busy mornings, shared team inboxes, or anyone who prefers a simple plain text summary.

How it works / What it does

  • Runs every day at 07:00.
  • Reads two config values: place_id and send_to_email.
  • Calls Meteosource's Point Forecast for the selected location.
  • Sends a plain text Gmail message:
    • Subject shows today's summary.
    • Body shows tomorrow's summary.
    • Footer includes a small “Powered by Meteosource” line.

How to set up

  1. In the Config node, set place_id to your Meteosource location key and send_to_email to the recipient.
  2. Add credentials:
    • Meteosource API key for the HTTP Request.
    • Gmail OAuth2 for sending email.
  3. Keep the default schedule at 07:00 or change the hour in the Schedule node.
  4. Test by running once to verify the subject and body content.

Requirements

  • n8n environment
  • Meteosource API key
  • Gmail account with OAuth2 credentials

How to customize the workflow

  • Change send time in the Schedule node.
  • Add CC or modify the subject in the Gmail node.
  • Swap place_id for a different city.
  • Extend the email with temperature, precipitation, or alerts if needed.
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How to import this workflow into n8n

  1. 1Purchase or download the workflow to get the n8n workflow JSON file.
  2. 2In your n8n instance, open Workflows and choose "Import from File" (or paste the JSON with Ctrl+V on the canvas).
  3. 3Open each node marked with a credential warning and connect your own accounts and API keys.
  4. 4Run the workflow once manually to verify the data flow, then toggle it to Active.

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