Auto Conversion to C when set to F

[BennyDaBee]

Auto Conversion to C when set to F

[pkissling]

clock-weather-card will calculate and display the temperatures based on the unit you select in your HA instance.

[BennyDaBee]

I do have it set to F in my system settings.

[pkissling]

ah, i see. the temperatures are converted to C, but still show as F in the card. i'll have a look

[MackmeWill]

I had the same problem but the other way around.

Outside temperature sensor reporting as C (even in the state it was C, home settings C as well)

When using this sensor, clock weather card would convert it to F. Tried another temperature sensor and clock weather card would report it as C..... weird.

Solution:

Created a sensor only for clock weather card in sensor.yaml that converted the sensor degrees C (as if it was F) back to C and it worked. I had to fiddle with the computations but I eventually got it displaying correctly.

see below:

• platform: template
  sensors:
  es_vin_temp:
  friendly_name: " Outside Temp for Clock Card "
  value_template: "{{ states('sensor.your_Temperature_sensor') | float * 9/5 + 32 | round(1) }}"
  unit_of_measurement: "C"

[pkissling]

what weather service are you using? i tried to reproduce the problem, but every weather provider i am using delivers temperatures in °C - ever for National Weather Service

[MackmeWill]

Hi,

I am using a Ruuvi sensor which is connected to a Cerbo GX via Bluetooth. The cerbo is connected to Home assistant via MQTT.

If I use this sensor as a guage or entity or I check the entity state it reports the correct value but if I use it with clock card we have a problem.

If I use another temperature sensor in clock card (like you) then I do not have this problem.

cheers

[pkissling]

@MackmeWill can you please post the state of your sensor (Developer tools, like the state below) , so that i try to reproduce it with the delivered by your sensor.

state_class: measurement
time: 2024-05-13T10:34:51.630Z
setting: 0
unit_of_measurement: °C
device_class: temperature
friendly_name: -

@BennyDaBee, what weather provider are you using?