The second tile is the weather tile using the OpenWeatherMap driver.
A. If you have the OpenWeatherMap driver installed and set up, then you can add the Weather tile by searching for the weather device name, or by looking for the WeatherSensors in the list:
B. If you don't have the OpenWeatherMap driver, then first obtain an API Key from the OpenWeather, then install and configure the OpenWeatherMap driver by following these steps:
connect to hub
select Devices from the left menu
press Add Device in the right corner
press Virtual
search for OpenWeatherMap
Name your device (E.G. Weather)
Click Create
Add OpenWeather API key in the Preferences
Save Preferences
Press Refresh to update the device.
go to your dashboard and proceed with adding the tile as described in step A.
I've been using a (now abandoned) OWM driver that had an Environment Canada aspect to it.
I've been working on updating the abandoned driver for my own use, but with the built-in driver I can likely gut the OWM code and just use the EC part of it.
Anyway, as an existing OWM user I recently received some emails from them about them moving from API v2.5 to 3.0 and shutting down the 2.5 API next month.
Is this driver using the 2.5 API or 3.0?
I noticed that it pulled the name of my city, which I haven't managed to do with my modified version of the old driver I'm tweaking.
I have the tile working okay as in the screen shot in the instructions, but is there a way to get it to display a forecast for the next few days? The description on the open weather web site seems to suggest that a 5 day 3 hourly forecast is a part of the free API key.