Packages for Home Assistant with Icelandic weather providers from local Icelandic sources.

Working setup of Home Assistant and access to configuration.yaml

Go to the releases page and download the latest release and unzip to the root folder of your Home Assistant samba folder. Edit config/configuration.yaml and add the following to the homeassistant section to include all packages:

homeassistant:
  packages: !include_dir_named packages

or you can include only specific packages:

homeassistant:
  packages:
    vedur_is: !include packages/vedur_is.yaml
    vegagerdin: !include packages/vegagerdin.yaml
    belgingur: !include packages/belgingur.yaml

Then restart Home Assistant.

• Veður.is
• Belgingur
• Vegagerðin

Weather information from vedur.is. The weather card is named weather.vedur_is. Just add this as any other normal weather card. The integration calls XML services as specified in Gagnaveita - XML þjónusta every 10 minutes for temperature data and every hour for forecast data. The XML data is cached locally in folder /config/www/vedur_is.

Default weather station is Reykjavík with id=1. You can find out other ids by checking Veðurstöðvar. Click on Upplýsingar and find out the Stöðvanúmer. You can then go to Developer tools and find the entity input_number.vedur_vedurstod and change the state to the selected id number or simply add this entity to a dashboard and modify the station id directly there.

You can display vedur.is weather description for the capital Reykjavik and the whole country in a markdown card by adding a mark down card and specifying for example this content:

**<ha-icon icon="mdi:weather-cloudy"></ha-icon> {{ states('sensor.vedur_text_capital') }}** 
{{ state_attr('sensor.vedur_text_capital','text') }}

**<ha-icon icon="mdi:weather-cloudy"></ha-icon> {{ states('sensor.vedur_text_country') }}**  
{{ state_attr('sensor.vedur_text_country','text') }}

[Veðurspá](https://www.vedur.is/vedur/spar/thattaspar/hofudborgarsvaedid/#teg=urkoma)

Aurora forecast for next evening is available in entity sensor.vedur_aurora as a value from 0..9 for aurora activity and as a text value in entity sensor.vedur_aurora_text. To display the aurora value as a gauge like this:

You can use this yaml code:

type: gauge
entity: sensor.vedur_aurora
min: 0
max: 9
needle: true
segments:
  - from: 0
    color: DodgerBlue
    label: Lágmarksvirkni
  - from: 1
    color: DodgerBlue
    label: Mjög lítil virkni
  - from: 2
    color: SeaGreen
    label: Lítil virkni
  - from: 3
    color: SeaGreen
    label: Dálítil virkni
  - from: 4
    color: Orange
    label: Talsverð virkni
  - from: 5
    color: Orange
    label: Allmikil virkni
  - from: 6
    color: Crimson
    label: Mikil virkni
  - from: 7
    color: Crimson
    label: Öflug virkni
  - from: 8
    color: DarkRed
    label: Mjög öflug virkni
  - from: 9
    color: DarkRed
    label: Hámarksvirkni

There is also aurora forecast for the next days displayed as a table. This can be displayed in markdown card with:

{{ state_attr('sensor.vedur_aurora','forecast') }}

Weather forecast information from belgingur.is. The weather card is named weather.belgingur. Just add this as any other normal weather card. The card uses your current Home position for weather location as specified in General configuration. The information is updated every 10 minutes.

Weather information from vegagerdin.is. The weather card is named weather.vegagerdin. This card used Gagnaveita Vegagerðarinnar to retrieve weather information. This only includes current temperature and other measurements but no description or weather forecast. The data updates every 10 minutes.

Default weather station is Reykjavík. You can find out other names by checking Gagnaveita and finding your station Nafn in the list. You can then go to Developer tools and find the entity input_text.vegagerdin_vedurstod and change the value or simply add this entity to a dashboard and modify the station name directly there.

You can either use the included weather cards directly as is or create your own custom weather card using information from different sources, by adding something like this in your configuration.yaml which integrates sensors from all the different sources.

weather:
  - platform: template
    name: "My custom weather"
    attribution_template: "Veður.is/Vegagerðin/Belgingur"
    condition_template: "{{ states('sensor.vedur_condition') }}"
    temperature_template: "{{ states('sensor.vegagerdin_temperature') }}"
    humidity_template: "{{ states('sensor.vedur_humidity') }}"
    pressure_template: "{{ states('sensor.vedur_pressure') }}"
    wind_speed_template: "{{ states('sensor.belgingur_wind_speed') }}"
    wind_bearing_template: "{{ states('sensor.belgingur_wind_bearing') }}"
    visibility_template: "{{ states('sensor.vedur_visibility') }}"
    forecast_template: "{{ state_attr('sensor.vedur_forecast','forecast') }}"