Closed jpoeppelman1 closed 3 years ago
While I don't have a severe weather node, I did create a example Node-RED flow that shows severe weather alerts on a map.
https://github.com/johnwalicki/Node-RED-Severe-Weather-Alert-Map
That Node-RED flow calls the TWC alerts API (if necessary, several times) to retrieve all of the NWS severe weather alerts (by US state or by all USA). Then plots them on a map.
@jpoeppelman1 If you agree that example is useful, I'll close this ticket?
Thanks John. It's a great example, but I was really hoping for a lightweight alert node to embed into my flow.
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I was purposeful in constructing the Node-RED-Severe-Weather-Alert-Map flow and Node-RED groups. It would be relatively easy to grab the half dozen nodes in the center "Query Weather Alert Headline API" group and import them into your flow. That section is portable and has one entry point and one exit. The top and bottom groups build the Node-RED dashboard/map. You could ignore those.
Hello. I was wondering if you could add a node to query the active weather alerts?