Hi all, I work for a local health department in Utah. Every winter, we have bad air quality (also known as inversion season; some days are worse than others).
We’d like to figure out how we can use the data from our state’s air quality agency (this page to be precise—https://air.utah.gov) narrowed to our county (Salt Lake County) to send out a daily Tweet in the morning to inform the public about that day’s air quality. This is the information the Tweets would include, depending on the air quality:
#AirReport: Right now, #SLCo air quality is GOOD. Wood burning is ALLOWED.
#AirReport: Right now, #SLCo air quality is MODERATE. Wood burning is NOT ALLOWED.
#AirReport: Right now, #SLCo air quality is UNHEALTHY FOR SENSITIVE GROUPS. Wood burning is NOT ALLOWED.
To add an extra layer of complexity, we would also like to have these daily Tweets go out in Spanish. Not sure what activity or task could act as the trigger for the Zap, but we know the data from https://air.utah.gov is updated hourly. I’m a Zap newbie so I very much appreciate and welcome all wisdom!
Best answer by Todd Harper
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