How to Use

1. Create a new IFTTT applet with "Webhook" as the trigger
2. Use a "Rich Notification" as the action service (or do what you want, but this is how I've set it up):

• Title: Snow Tomorrow!
• Message: Might want to bring your laptop home! Here's the details: {{Value1}}
  • The details are stored in the value1 variable— The name of the var cannot be changed AFAIK

3. Get the webhook URL by clicking the "Documentation" button on this page: https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks
4. Get an API key from https://OpenWeatherMap.org
5. Create a new AWS Lambda python function and upload the snow_tmrw.zip (available in repo and in releases tab)
6. Enter the OPEN_WEATHER_MAP_API_KEY and IFTTT_URL env vars for the Lambda function
7. Setup whatever triggers you like for the lambda function. I like to use a CloudWatch cron job to run at 4pm on weekdays.

Conditions Monitored

Any one or more of the following will trigger a call to the IFTTT_URL webhook:

ID	Meaning
600	light snow
601	snow
602	heavy snow
611	sleet
612	shower sleet
615	light rain and snow
616	rain and snow
620	light shower snow
621	shower snow
622	heavy shower snow