Weather

Weather

The weather from any weather entity in Home Assistant (Met.no, OpenWeatherMap, ...): a symbol that follows the weather, the temperature, the weather in words, today's low and high, wind and rain.

The layout weather comes from the designer's template library: + From template → Home → Weather, then Send to your AP.

Needs an OpenESL release newer than 0.8.2. The Weather template, and icons chosen by a field, are on OpenESL's development branch and come with its next release. Until then the designer has no Weather template and the AP does not accept the layout.

The 2.9" template has the text "MET Norway" in the bottom right corner, as credit for the AP's own weather source. With another weather source in Home Assistant, change or remove that text in the designer before you send the layout to the AP.

alias: Weather on a tag
triggers:
  # Once an hour; the tag is only redrawn when the text has changed
  - trigger: time_pattern
    minutes: 5
  - trigger: state
    entity_id: weather.home
actions:
  - action: weather.get_forecasts
    target:
      entity_id: weather.home
    data:
      type: daily
    response_variable: fc
  - variables:
      w: weather.home
      day: "{{ fc['weather.home'].forecast[0] }}"
  - action: openesl.send
    data:
      device_id: 4f0c6a...   # the tag
      layout: weather
      fields: >-
        {%- set cond = states(w) -%}
        {%- set night = is_state('sun.sun', 'below_horizon') -%}
        {%- set symbol = {
              'sunny': 'sun', 'clear-night': 'moon',
              'partlycloudy': 'partmoon' if night else 'partsun',
              'cloudy': 'cloud', 'fog': 'fog', 'rainy': 'rain', 'pouring': 'rain',
              'snowy': 'snow', 'snowy-rainy': 'sleet', 'hail': 'sleet',
              'lightning': 'thunder', 'lightning-rainy': 'thunder'}.get(cond, 'cloud') -%}
        {%- set words = {
              'sunny': 'Sunny', 'clear-night': 'Clear', 'partlycloudy': 'Partly cloudy',
              'cloudy': 'Cloudy', 'fog': 'Fog', 'rainy': 'Rain', 'pouring': 'Heavy rain',
              'snowy': 'Snow', 'snowy-rainy': 'Sleet', 'hail': 'Hail', 'windy': 'Windy',
              'lightning': 'Thunder', 'lightning-rainy': 'Thunder'}.get(cond, cond) -%}
        {%- set to_ms = {'km/h': 1 / 3.6, 'mph': 0.44704, 'kn': 0.514444, 'ft/s': 0.3048, 'm/s': 1} -%}
        {%- set wind = state_attr(w, 'wind_speed') | float(0) * to_ms.get(state_attr(w, 'wind_speed_unit'), 1) -%}
        {%- set rain = (day.get('precipitation', 0) | float(0) | round(1) | string).replace('.', ',') -%}
        {{ ['Home',
            state_attr(w, 'temperature') | float(0) | round(0) | int,
            symbol,
            words,
            (day.get('templow', day.temperature) | float(0) | round(0) | int) ~ '° / ' ~ (day.temperature | float(0) | round(0) | int) ~ '°',
            (wind | round(0) | int) ~ ' m/s  ' ~ rain ~ ' mm'] }}

Replace weather.home (four places) with your weather entity and Home with the place's name. The tag shows, for example, a cloud with the sun, 7°, Partly cloudy, 3° / 9° and 4 m/s 0,6 mm.

The symbol must be one of the template's icon names (sun, moon, partsun, partmoon, cloud, fog, rain, sleet, snow, thunder). Change the words in words to your own language.