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I've now created my own Groovy script that does this. It is based on this script from the Jenkins wiki, but I don't let it restart nodes automatically. I assume there's a reason why the node online so I'd like to look at it first. I think it's a great template for other states/parameters that we need to monitor.
For example I've added a small check to ensure that the nodes are in sync since we recently had that problem when switching to winter time. Also, my version does not send e-mails if the node is "Disconnected by ..." since I assume that there's a reason why someone disconnected the node manually.
My modifications are so small that there's no point posting the script here. If you want the same solution/workaround, check out the link above and adopt to your needs. It was very easy to expand even without much Groovy knowledge