- Uninstall both of those (unless you are using MQTT for something else).
- Install the Weatherflow REST integration linked in the first post of this topic. https://github.com/briis/hass-weatherflow
- Go to Configuration / Devices & Services / Integrations
- Add the Weatherflow integration.
- Done.
Thanks for your quick response.
What I understand is that this solution will need you to have an active internet connection to retrieve the data from your local tempest. However, I dont have any internet available to my domotica network for security reasons.
For this reason I need to use the MQTT setup if I understand correctly. But I am not sure how to set this up.
But this topic is not about WeatherFlow to MQTT. That is a completely different third party integration.
Hi,
I just received the Tempest. Its working nicely in their app. But now I want to integrate it locally (no internet) into HA. I have been looking for a easy step by step guide to getting the Tempest data into HA and then a nice dashboard card. Unfortunately I cant find any easy step by step guide.
I installed the Add-ons “Mosquitto broker” and “WeatherFlow to MQTT” already. But now I need to find a way to get all connected.
Can anyone provide a simple step by step guide how to connect to the Tempest?
Much appreciated for your assistants.
Hi did you get the answer and / or did you get it going. I am having exact the same problem that you seen to have experienced
Ants
We need more info to be able to help.
- How did you install it, as a Docker Container or using the HASS Add-On
- Have you checked that data is published to the MQTT server
- Anything in the Log files?
- Is Home Assistant setup to use
default_config:
in yourconfiguration.yaml
? - What version of Home Assistant are you running?
My apologies for the very late response!
For some reason I found the Tempest values displayed in HA after some restarting. So there was no need for any additional configuration I guess. I can now set trigger and actions on the tempest conditions in side of HA.
Have a nice weekend.