mawinkler / astroweather

Asynchronous Astro Weather Forecast for Home Assistant
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Temperature and dewpoint are celsius only #18

Closed jds11111 closed 2 years ago

jds11111 commented 2 years ago

Do these entities not have device_class: temperature ?

mawinkler commented 2 years ago

They do state_class: measurement attribution: Powered by 7Timer unit_of_measurement: °C device_class: temperature icon: mdi:thermometer friendly_name: Astroweather 2m Temperature

jds11111 commented 2 years ago

Oddly, the forecast temperature converts to the default units fine, but the current temp stays in deg C only.

mawinkler commented 2 years ago

Are you referring to the lovelace card? If so, this is now fixed with the latest release

jds11111 commented 2 years ago

I saw that fix. I make a plot with data scraped from different sources for a different dashboard card, and the astroweather one is the only one that stays in C: image

MisterTFM commented 2 years ago

Are you referring to the lovelace card? If so, this is now fixed with the latest release

Thanks for correcting the Lovelace card, it now displays in F and MPH.

However, it still shows precipitation rate in mm/hour vs. inches/hour

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ALSO, the displayed CIVIL sunrise times are 30 minutes too early and CIVIL sunset times are 30 minutes too late according to my LAT and LON. ScreenHunter 361 .

mawinkler commented 2 years ago

For the sun, I'm calculating the twilights for the center of the object not for the upper edge as some do. This matches with Stellarium and SkySafari 6 Pro.

In regards to the unit conversion, I just pushed 0.22.2 which should resolve the issue. I didn't create a release yet, so you would need to redownload astroweather from the main branch.

jds11111 commented 2 years ago

That fixed it! The units are now corrected on all the cards. Many thanks.

mawinkler commented 2 years ago

thank you for reporting back 🎉

MisterTFM commented 2 years ago

However, it still shows precipitation rate in mm/hour vs. inches/hour

I'm still seeing percipitation rate in mm/hr vs. inches/hour. ScreenHunter 371

mawinkler commented 2 years ago

This is because the text is currently defined in constants. I will add that to my to-do list for later. This is what I'm working on now.