Connect guides
How to send WeatherX alerts to the place your team already watches. Pick your destination.
- EmailNothing to connect. One press, and the alerts arrive at the address you signed up with.
- Google ChatThe one that needs a paste. Five minutes, once, and this page walks the whole way.
- SlackOne click from your email. Pick a channel, press Allow.
- DiscordOne click from your email. Pick a server and a channel.
- TelegramOne click from your email: a private chat for you, or a group for your team.
- Web pushOne click, nothing to install: the alert appears on your screen. This browser, this device.
- Your own webhookFor an engineer: what we POST, how it is signed, and how to check the signature.
What they all have in common
- Alerts belong to a place — the one named in your WeatherX email. Each place can have more than one destination.
- We look at every place every ten minutes, and write only when there is something to say: weather coming, weather here, weather gone.
- Email, web push, Slack, Discord and Telegram are all one press from the links in your WeatherX email. Email is the shortest: we already have your address, so the press only confirms it. Web push needs no account anywhere — your browser asks, you allow it.
- Google Chat is the exception: it needs one address pasted, and its page says why. Your own server needs an endpoint you write, and its page says what we send.
- Your API key never travels in any of these links, and never appears on any of these pages.
WeatherX
STOP — lightning — Acme depot
The lightning is at the place now.
This is measured at the place, not a forecast.
How strong: high (level 3 on our scale).
We measured this at 14:10 UTC.
Stop these alerts: https://weatherx.earth/guide/slack/
That is what a message looks like wherever a person reads it. Your own server gets the same event as fields, not sentences.
And one thing that is not a destination
We never send an alert to an AI assistant. But an assistant you already use can hold your key and ask us on your behalf, in your own words.
The steps on this page were checked on . The example message is not a copy — it is drawn by the same code that writes your alerts, so it is current on every visit. Menus in other companies' products change; if this page no longer matches what you see, write to support@weatherx.earth and tell us. A person reads it.
This page holds no key, sets no cookie and runs nothing that follows you.