Sensor_dailyrain: 'sensor.outdoor_rain_today'Ĭurl_command_service: shell_command.curl_getĭewpoint calculation is only possible if the outdoor temperature and outdoor humidity sensor are available.This code works best with the NodeMCU V2 ESP8266 module and an 0.96' OLED display. Sensor_humidity: 'sensor.outdoor_humidity' Sensor_temp: 'sensor.outdoor_temperature'

Station_key: !secret wunderground_station_key Station_id: !secret wunderground_station_id This can be configured with the following YAML The CURL-service must exist in Home Assistant. The dewpoint temperature can be calculated based on the outdoor temperature and the outdoor humidity.īy default, it will be calculated, to disable this set calculate_dewpt to false.

The refresh_frequency variable specifies the frequency the sensors update their data The curl_command_service variable specifies the CURL-service to execute. The trigger_entities variable specifies the entries to trigger state changes on (this could be a list) The sensor_* variables are the sensors whos data will be uploaded The station_id and station_key variable must be fetched from WUnderground. Upload data from Home Assistant to WUnderground. The sensor data is formatted based on the information in my available sensors and unit_of_measurement values, so there could be a bug in formatting. The blueprint is created because the Netatmo to WUnderground upload isn’t working (it’s possible in the WUnderground ‘add station’ wizard, but fails). This service needs to be enabled with, for example, the following YAML. This blueprint needs to execute a shell_command.

WUnderground pulled a free service down, but I support the idea of a community based weather station. The WUnderground data upload for weather stations is based on a GET request, so it is possible to achieve these results within an automation. A blueprint to upload Home Assistant sensor data to WUnderground.

Wunderground compatible weather station