Weather Alerts Card v3.2.0 is out ![]()
This release adds two new regions and makes multi-source setups more honest when something breaks.
MeteoSwiss (Switzerland)
If you run the hass-swissweather integration, the card now auto-detects its weather_warnings_at_<postcode> sensor and shows MeteoSwiss warnings with the usual severity colors, progress, and expandable detail.
NSW RFS — Australian bushfire alerts
New provider for the built-in NSW Rural Fire Service feed. It surfaces live bushfire, grass-fire, and hazard-reduction incidents, colored by the Australian Warning System (Emergency Warning / Watch and Act / Advice).
Because that integration creates one entity per incident (without a parent device) and those come and go, there’s a new sources config option that just collects them all for you — no need to hand-list volatile geo_location.* entities:
type: custom:weather-alerts-card
sources:
- nsw_rural_fire_service_feed
Degraded-source indicator
If you OR several alert sensors into one card and one of them goes unavailable, the card used to quietly show “No active alerts” — hiding the fact that a source had gone dark. Now it shows a badge naming the broken source instead, and stays on screen even with hideNoAlerts by default. You can tune this with unavailableBehavior: message | compact | hide.
Also in this release
- Zone filtering now reads CAP geocodes for better matching
- Alerts from sensors in
unknown/unavailablestate are no longer dropped - Affected-area mini-map renders its geometry as a proper basemap
- Bundle downleveled to ES2019 so it loads on older Android WebViews
- “Ongoing” metadata verbiage for open-ended warnings
Update via HACS (search “Weather Alerts Card”). Full notes on GitHub:
As always, bug reports and feature/provider requests welcome on GitHub. ![]()