Automated weather reports with Bright Data & n8n
Description This workflow automatically collects weather data from multiple sources and compiles it into comprehensive reports. It helps you make informed decisions based on accurate weather forecasts without manually checking multiple weather services. Overview This workflow automatically scrapes weather data from multiple sources and compiles it into a comprehensive report. It uses Bright Data to access weather websites and can be configured to send you regular weather updates for your locations of interest. Tools Used n8n: The automation platform that orchestrates the workflow. Bright Data: For scraping weather websites and forecast data without getting blocked. Notification Services: Email, messaging apps, or other platforms. How to Install Import the Workflow: Download the .json file and import it into your n8n instance. Configure Bright Data: Add your Bright Data credentials to the Bright Data node. Set Up Notifications: Configure how you want to receive weather reports. Customize: Add your locations of interest and reporting frequency. Use Cases Event Planners: Get weather forecasts for upcoming outdoor events. Farmers: Monitor weather conditions for agricultural planning. Travelers: Check weather forecasts for destinations before trips. --- Connect with Me Website: https://www.nofluff.online YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@YaronBeen/videos LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yaronbeen/ Get Bright Data: https://get.brightdata.com/1tndi4600b25 (Using this link supports my free workflows with a small commission) n8n automation weather weatherforecasts brightdata webscraping weatherreports weatheralerts weatherdata weathermonitoring n8nworkflow workflow nocode weatherautomation weatherscraping weathertracking weathernotifications weatherupdates forecastdata weatherplanning weatherservice outdoorevents weatherapi weatherinformation climatedata weathertech
By Yaron BeenAutomate SEO analysis for multiple domains with Ahrefs and Google Sheets
This workflow contains community nodes that are only compatible with the self-hosted version of n8n. Fetch SEO and traffic information from ahref for a list of domains in a Google Sheet. This is great for marketing research and SEO workflow optimizations and saves tons of time. How it works We'll import domains from the Google sheet We use an SEO MCP server to fetch data from ahref free tooling The fetched data is stored in the Google sheet Set up steps Copy Google Sheet template and add it in all Google Sheet nodes Make sure that n8n has read & write permissions for your Google sheet. Add your list of domains in the first column in the Google sheet Add MCP credentials for seo-mcp
By Michael MuenzerDaily Bible verse & reflection email with bible.api, Google Gemini, and Gmail
What this does This automation automatically sends an email with a random Bible verse to a specified recipient every morning, as well as some reflections on the meaning of that verse. Start your day off grounded and faithful. Requirements n8n Gmail account with OAuth2 credentials enabled Google Gemini(PaLM) API credentials enabled How this works Runs every morning at 7:00a. Reads the config value sendtoemail Calls bible.api for a random verse Uses Gemini to analyze the random verse and create the body text for the email Sends an Email to the recipient specified by sendtoemail Subject reads "Daily Bible Verse: Inspiration for Today (book :)" How to set up In the "Config - recipient" node, in the sendtoemail field, replace "example@example.com" with the desired recipient email Add your Google Gemini(PaLM) API credentials Add your Gmail OAuth2 credentials (optional) In the "Schedule trigger" node, keep the default schedule at 7:00a or change the hour as desired Test the flow by running it to verify the subject and body content. How to customize the workflow Change the send time in the Schedule Trigger node Change the Bible translation, or specify Old vs. New Testament in the Bible API node Adjust the prompt in the Gemini node to change the email content Modify the subject line in the Gmail node
By Hattie Elbahri