Track hurricanes with regular short briefings
A family in Florida set up a Grok Bot bot in early October just to watch hurricanes. While Isaias was in the Gulf it checked every four hours and sent him and his wife bullet-point briefings with the official cone map. Now it sends a short Atlantic outlook every Monday. The post is short and does not show the setup itself, so this is one family's experience rather than a finished recipe to copy.
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What was done
A family in Florida set up a Grok Bot bot in early October just to watch hurricanes. While Isaias was in the Gulf it checked every four hours and sent him and his wife bullet-point briefings with the official cone map. Now it sends a short Atlantic outlook every Monday. The post is short and does not show the setup itself, so this is one family's experience rather than a finished recipe to copy.
How to do it
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Try it with Grok Bot
Watch official weather warnings for where we live, using only official sources such as the national weather service. When a warning applies to us, check every four hours and send me short bullet points with a link to the official map. Otherwise a short outlook every Monday is enough. Show me the first briefing before you set up regular messages. You are done when I have approved the format and the times.
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