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Feature request - add Wind Chill #10
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I don't know if could be useful; in the original idea the card is to be used inside your house. So, since wind chilld should not be present in house and only affects the comfort if temperature is below 50F (or 10C), I think there are no events in which you could be in need of the calc. Am I wrong with this? |
I'm using the card for outside as well as inside. In the summer hear outside temps can get to 113℉ (45C) and in the winter se can see 20℉ (-6.6C). with 25mph wind. Doing some more research it looks like "wind chill" is only really useful in low humidity. There is a better formula called "Australian Apparent Temperature" (AAT) that includes both wind speed and humidity and produces useful results when it's hot or cold. The conditions here (California Sierra Nevada foothills) one morning last week was 40℉, 80%rh with 20 mph gusts - the AAT temp was 26℉ See If I code it up will you accept a pull request? |
Glad to know it's useful!
Of course I'll accept, feel free to submit the code, I'll reflect the new index in the editor if needed |
@jpettitt If you're still interested, I've just pushed pre-release 1.5.6-rc0 with the new algorithm for ATT I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but I came up with the idea to replace the HI value since the "subject" would be the same, it's just the fact that HI calcs are done without the wind, so, in my mind, HI and AT would represent the same condition Let me know if this is what you intended |
I was wondering if I could guess a wind speed for when my ceiling fan is on... And then, (with a template entity based on on/off state of the fan) decide from the card whether the fan is enough to keep us comfortable, or if HA should turn on the AC during the night 😎 THIS is an awesome use case for an automation, isn't it?? So while I have not a freaking clue about the math behind it, if you say it is correct, I would use its values to make decisions. And then, one more vote to make this an integration (#44), so automations can be made from the results 🎉 |
@igorsantos07 I think guessing is not a viable solution (I mean, I can't know if you have a small old fan, a big ceiling fan that spins hundeds of rpm etc.., and so I cannot guess the speed of the air moved) BUT I can integrate the calcs for wind speed in the math and let user adjust the result with a slider like an offset. But for this, we need an integration rather than a card, so maybe it's worth wait until it's done |
Feature request - add a wind chill value
https://www.backpacker.com/skills/how-to-calculate-wind-chill/
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