Set a temperature line for any zip code — current or forecast, above or below. Netletz checks hourly and texts you the first time it crosses. Cover the tomatoes the day before the frost, not the morning of.

Forecast shows 34°F overnight in Austin — first freeze of the season. Cover the plants.
Zip code or city. NWS for US current conditions, Open-Meteo for forecasts — public meteorological data, not a third-party app's marketing skin.
Above or below, current or forecast. Examples: "below 34°F overnight in 78704", "above 100°F current in Phoenix", "morning low between 50 and 60 in Boulder".
SMS the first time a forecast hour or a current reading crosses your line. Once per crossing, then waits to re-arm.
34°F overnight in Austin
First freeze — cover the plants
102°F current in Phoenix
Above your 100° heat-wave line
Low of 52°F tomorrow in Boulder
Perfect run weather — your 50–60 window
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Set a temperature watcher in 30 seconds. The next time the line is crossed, your phone tells you.