Eric, you may not have realized, but you’ve replied to a 2 year old project. It’s an idea that many have thought about, but I am not aware if anyone was successful. It’s nice to bring this idea back.
@ewelin …
Here’s something in a more finished form and about a year newer…
Simply modified SmartThings template. Therefore, you will find modifications here which include:
Alarm with text and push notification for weather alert.
Has filtering settings (comma delimited) for alerts, ignore “FOG” for example with built-in ignore list (common things).
Can clear alarm after so many seconds automatically (actually have different app that resets all alarms… so disable is value 0, which is default)
Does not repeat alarm each time when description changes only if new alert is set. For instance, if description changes time frame of warning.
I was up making sure tornado did not touch down and wanted to make this app so I could go to sleep and get up if alarm/siren goes off. In so doing came up with these modifications to the original template.
Also, you may notice co…
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RemindR now covers Tornado Warnings and much more…
[image] RemindR:
Current Version 1.0
Release: R.0.0.9
Release Date: June, 15 2017
Notes: added option to select multiple intro sounds before tts; added compatibility with Ask Alexa Message Queues
On March 18th EchoSistant Evolved was released to the public, as the only SmartThings app to use flexible Cron expressions to schedule recurring events. Shortly thereafter, the Notifications Add-on became one of the most popular features (besides making voice interactions with Alexa more natural). So much so that other developers are now starting to implement cron expressions to improve the reliability of their schedules.
In the past few months, the EchoSistant team has received several requests to make the scheduling app available to everyone, so that even people with no Alexa devices can…
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Hello, I know this is a old Post. Thought I would share what I do. I have not tried this with SmartThings. “I am new to SmartThings.” However you can use IFTTT RSS Feed. Then you can have it trigger your lights or maybe something else. I used my Hue lights.
If This Action:
1st. Create a new Trigger using RSS Feed.
“New feed item” or “New Feed Item Matches”
2nd. Find your County Code from alerts. weather. gov
3rd. Add the code to the end of this RSS URL. http://alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwaatmget.php?x=
“Example: https://alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwaatmget.php?x=ARC127 ”
Then That Action:
“Use your lights or any other option that you would like if you can.” I have Hue Lights and it’s the Action I used.
I hope this helps for anyone who still will like to do weather alerts.