I am looking for a way to get the temperature outside at my house from an internet source. I do not have a temp sensor outside and would like to be able to pull it from Weather underground or somewhere via a virtual temp sensor to use in rules. Has anyone got a good way of doing this?
thanks
Terk
June 14, 2019, 2:36pm
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There are apps for getting info from a PWS (Personal weather station) like
But I'm not aware on one where you can get info from Weather Underground without having a PWS of your own which is contributing to WU as they now require that to get an access key for their API.
dan.t
June 14, 2019, 2:41pm
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Take a look at this community driver
UPDATED 4.0: added WU mappings and some forecast data for next day.
UPDATED 3.5: added temperature, pressure and humidity capabilities.
UPDATED 3.0: updated with code contribution from @jebbett to use some cool weather icons.
UPDATED 2.5: added image icon directly for weather condition for use on dashboard.
UPDATED 2: more granular lux calculation based on time of day and weather condition code.
UPDATED: from weather underground to apixu weather aboveground.
here is the new weather driver …
You can use it without your own PWS.
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You can also simply add a virtual device using the built-in OpenWeatherMap driver. No custom code required for basic weather data.
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didnt see it thank you sir
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Kahn
August 10, 2020, 10:26pm
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need link to the device code.. getting 404 thanks
The options keep coming, you can also use the Hubigraph weather tile that hooks into open weather map.
*** HUBIGRAPHS IS NO LONGER ACTIVELY SUPPORTED ***
DESCRIPTION
HubiGraph(s) is a collection of FREE applications that enable the user to ultimately build Dashboard Tiles that support various graphs (line, bar, etc), Weather, and Radar.
Features
Graphing via Google Charts API
a. Line, Bar, Area, Time Line
b. Gauges
Weather Conditions and Forecast via PWS or OpenWeather
a. Fully Configurable Sub-tiles
Displaying graphs on a dashboard
a. Automatic child device ( Hubigraph Tile Device ) c…
You can also look at an EcoWitt pws like I have, which there is a driver for on the community, plus you can use it to feed the Hubigraph weather tile.
https://community.hubitat.com/t/release-ecowitt-gw1000-wi-fi-gateway/38983?u=sburke781