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A Simple use of the rest sensor to get the short term forecast for the Republic of Ireland into Home Assistant.

It seems Northern Ireland is covered by the UK Met office...

Home Assistant allows you to create sensors from data available on the internet. This Yaml file creates a Single sensor which stores the data as attributes The second half of the file creates further sensors which use the attributes as states which can be displayed recorded and acted on.

In the frontend of HomeAssistant you need to create a dropdown list with at least 1 county in it You could use a text entrybox instead once that is done you can make a card in the front end and do something with the data. To use this you could add this into configuration.yaml but better is to put it into a folder called integrations just ensure that you have

homeassistant:

packages: !include_dir_named integrations

at the top of your configuration.yaml file (packages should be indented 2 spaces) I have added a file to create a pictures entity card with it includes all 86 weather icon states

and from this point forward you can create a new yaml file in your integrations folder for each additional thing you want to add to your configuration.yaml file. mixing up different integrations in configuration.yaml is bad and can cause hard to fix bugs and stop existing integrations from working. Hope you have fun with this and it helps you get started writing your own restful integrations.

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