Version 2.2.1

• FIXED: WeatherFlow has released a new version of their Forecast API, which removed some fields, causing the Integration to fail. This is corrected with this Hotfix.

Version 2.2

• ADDED New sensor called sensor.smartweather_air_density showing the recorded Air Density at the station. Issue #49
• ADDED New sensor called sensor.smartweather_sea_level_pressure showing the Sea Level Pressure as opposed to the Station Pressure. Issue #49
• ADDED New sensor called sensor.smartweather_pressure_trend showing the Pressure trend in text. Issue #49
• ADDED New sensor called sensor.smartweather_lightning_last_1hrs showing the number of Lightnings strikes for the last 1 hour

Version 2.1

• FIXED Pouring was shown as condition and icon, when WeatherFlow was reporting rainy. The pouring condition does not exist in the API, so this has been removed, and rainy will now be the default value.
• ADDED: There is now a new sensor being created for each battery powered HW device attached to the Hub. This sensor shows the current Volt for each of the devices. The sensor will update its state every hour. Closing Issue #46

Version 2.0.5

• Added two new Attributes to Weather Card today_high_temp and today_low_temp which gives the forecasted High and Low temperature for the current day.
• Based on latest information from WeatherFlow, the Condition Icons have now been finalised. Fixing Issue #44
• Forecasted precipitation is now reported as null, if there is now precipitation expected. This is the standard used throughout Home Assistant. Fixing Issue #45

Version 2.0.4

V2.0.4

• Fixed crash when returned sensor value was None - Issue #42
• Added Norwegian translation for Config Flow (Thanks to @hwikene)
• Added Danish translation for Config Flow
• Updated README, with a Section on what Sensors are being added to Home Assistant

Version 2.0.3

• Fixed issue #39, causing the Integration to crash when using Hourly Forecast data.

NOTE If you are still using V1.x, please read the upgrade Instructions in the README.md before installing this.

Version 2.0.2

BREAKING CHANGE - read the upgrade instructions below before installing

This is a total rewrite of this component. It introduces a couple of major changes:

• The component is converted to an Integration, that uses the Integration Page in HA to setup and configure. So no more YAML editing
• It removes the dependency on DarkSky, and is now using the Forecast data that was introduced by Weatherflow a few month ago. Thanks to @max-rousseau for doing the initial work on this
• There is support for both the new Tempest Devices and the AIR and SKY devices

Please see the README.md for full instructions on how to set this up or upgrade.

Upgrading from a previous version

The integration has been rewritten, to use Config Flow as configuration option, so if you have a previous version installed, you must first remove that.

So when upgrading do the following in this order:

1. Edit the yaml files that contain references to smartweather and remove them from the file. (configuration.yaml and were ever you store sensor, binary_sensor and weather configuration)
2. Remove the Integration from HACS
3. Restart Home Assistant
4. When HA is back online go to HACS and install the new Beta Version of SmartWeather
5. Restart Home Assistant
6. When HA is back online, go to Configuration and then Integrations, click the + sign in the bottom right, and search for SmartWeather.
7. Fill out the Configuration Options, and click Submit. You should now have all the Devices and Entities configured.

Version 2.0.1 Beta 2

Only change from Beta 1 is correction of some of the Forecast Icons

THIS IS A BETA RELEASE AND HAS BREAKING CHANGES IF YOU HAVE THE OLD VERSION RUNNING

Upgrading from a previous version
The integration has been rewritten, to use Config Flow as configuration option, so if you have a previous version installed, you must first remove that.

So when upgrading do the following in this order:

1. Edit the yaml files that contain references to smartweather and remove them from the file. (configuration.yaml and were ever you store sensor, binary_sensor and weather configuration)
2. Remove the Integration from HACS
3. Restart Home Assistant
4. When HA is back online go to HACS and install the new Beta Version of SmartWeather
5. Restart Home Assistant
6. When HA is back online, go to Configuration and then Integrations, click the + sign in the bottom right, and search for SmartWeather.
7. Fill out the Configuration Options, and click Submit. You should now have all the Devices and Entities configured.

Version 2.0.1 Beta 1

THIS IS A BETA RELEASE AND HAS BREAKING CHANGES IF YOU HAVE THE OLD VERSION RUNNING

Upgrading from a previous version
The integration has been rewritten, to use Config Flow as configuration option, so if you have a previous version installed, you must first remove that.

So when upgrading do the following in this order:

1. Edit the yaml files that contain references to smartweather and remove them from the file. (configuration.yaml and were ever you store sensor, binary_sensor and weather configuration)
2. Remove the Integration from HACS
3. Restart Home Assistant
4. When HA is back online go to HACS and install the new Beta Version of SmartWeather
5. Restart Home Assistant
6. When HA is back online, go to Configuration and then Integrations, click the + sign in the bottom right, and search for SmartWeather.
7. Fill out the Configuration Options, and click Submit. You should now have all the Devices and Entities configured.

Version 2.0.0 - Beta 1

THIS IS A BETA RELEASE AND HAS BREAKING CHANGES IF YOU HAVE THE OLD VERSION RUNNING

Upgrading from a previous version
The integration has been rewritten, to use Config Flow as configuration option, so if you have a previous version installed, you must first remove that.

So when upgrading do the following in this order:

1. Edit the yaml files that contain references to smartweather and remove them from the file. (configuration.yaml and were ever you store sensor, binary_sensor and weather configuration)
2. Remove the Integration from HACS
3. Restart Home Assistant
4. When HA is back online go to HACS and install the new Beta Version of SmartWeather
5. Restart Home Assistant
6. When HA is back online, go to Configuration and then Integrations, click the + sign in the bottom right, and search for SmartWeather.
7. Fill out the Configuration Options, and click Submit. You should now have all the Devices and Entities configured.