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Get active severe weather alerts and Tomorrow.io Insights events for a location
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/tomorrow-weather:SKILLweather-alerts/The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Use the `tomorrow-weather` MCP server to fetch active weather alerts and events. Call the `get_alerts` tool with the location the user provides. Return a structured summary of all active alerts including: - Alert type (tornado warning, flood watch, winter storm advisory, etc.) - Severity level (minor, moderate, severe, extreme) - Affected area - Start and end times - Description of the threat and recommended actions If there are no active alerts, clearly state that conditions are normal and no warnings are in effect. For Tomorrow.io Insights events (custom condition triggers), list them...
Use the tomorrow-weather MCP server to fetch active weather alerts and events.
Call the get_alerts tool with the location the user provides.
Return a structured summary of all active alerts including:
If there are no active alerts, clearly state that conditions are normal and no warnings are in effect.
For Tomorrow.io Insights events (custom condition triggers), list them separately if present.
Always prioritize safety-critical information — lead with the most severe alert if multiple are active.
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