Integration
Connect SeekTable to WeatherTotals
When something happens in SeekTable, your agent does the next thing in WeatherTotals. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger ยท 7 actions
Trigger
New CSV CubeTriggers when a new cube is added.
- Upload CSV File
Uploads a CSV file and creates new or refreshes existing CSV cube.
Action
Get aurora forecastGet the current aurora sighting verdict for every state, along with the required and current planetary Kp index and forecast peak.
- Get city rainfall totals
Get a single city's rain data: yesterday's official climate report, year to date versus normal, rain days, records, and monthly normals.
- Get city snowfall totals
Get a single city's snowfall data: season to date versus normal, snow days, biggest day, the day-by-day season, all-time records, and monthly normals.
- List snow season totals
Get season-to-date snowfall totals by state, including the highest measured city per state and the normal to date, in inches.
- List weekly hail reports
Get state-by-state hail reports for the last seven days, including the largest stone and the most recent 24 hours.
- List yesterday's weather reports
Get each tracked city's high and low from yesterday, the times recorded, departures from normal, records, and rain.
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