UPDATED 13.10.2026: This post is a collection of the best weather and forecast cards for Home Assistant available in the community store (HACS). The list covers everything from animated forecasts and clock cards to radar maps, weather alerts and sun tracking. Each entry has a short overview of the card, its main features and a direct HACS link for quick installation. All credit goes to the developers who made them.
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10. Windy Card
Windy Card puts the interactive Windy.com weather map right on your dashboard. You can switch between more than 50 layers, including wind, rain, temperature, radar and air quality. The map centers on your home zone or any entity with a location.
Below the map you get a spot forecast for that exact point. Overlays can loop on a timer, so the card works well as an ambient display on a wall tablet. A lock toggle stops accidental panning and zooming while you scroll the dashboard.
- Features:
- Windy.com map with 50+ weather layers
- Spot forecast for your location
- Overlay looping on a timer
- Pressure isolines and fullscreen mode
- Pan and zoom lock
- Made By: timmaurice
- GitHub: timmaurice/lovelace-windy-card
9. Weather Alerts Card
Weather Alerts Card shows official weather and hazard warnings in one clean list. It supports 11 alert sources, including the US National Weather Service, MeteoAlarm for Europe, DWD for Germany, Environment Canada and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. The card detects which provider each sensor comes from on its own.
Each alert gets a row colored by severity, with a progress bar that runs from the start of the warning to its expiry. You can expand a row to read the full text and see a small map of the affected area. If an alert source goes offline, the card shows a warning badge instead of an empty list.
- Features:
- Alerts from 11 providers worldwide
- Severity colors and onset to expiry progress bar
- Mini map of the affected area
- Compact single-row layout
- Warning badge for unavailable sources
- Made By: seevee
- GitHub: seevee/weather_alerts_card
8. Weather Conditions Card
Weather Conditions Card is one of the most versatile weather cards in HACS. It can be as simple as a current conditions panel with a short forecast, or grow into a full weather station view. You build it from the sensors you already have, mapping each value to its own row.
Beyond temperature, humidity, wind and pressure, the card can show UV index, air quality, pollen levels and weather alerts. It also supports a camera entity, so you can add a meteogram image right inside the card. Icon sets are included for the most common weather providers, including Pirate Weather, OpenWeatherMap and Met.no.
- Features:
- Simple or full weather station layout
- Daily forecast from your own sensors
- UV index, air quality and pollen
- Weather alerts and meteogram camera
- Icon sets for popular weather providers
- Made By: r-renato
- GitHub: r-renato/ha-card-weather-conditions
7. Hourly Weather Card
Hourly Weather Card shows the next hours of weather as a single colored bar. Each segment takes the color of the forecast condition, so you can see when the rain starts or the clouds clear at a glance. Temperatures and times sit right below the bar.
You choose how many hours to show and can swap the text labels for icons. Optional extras include precipitation amounts and probability, wind speed and direction, and a Now segment for current conditions. It is simple, reliable and still actively maintained.
- Features:
- Color bar of upcoming conditions
- Configurable hours and offset
- Precipitation amount and probability
- Wind speed, direction or barbs
- Custom colors and icons
- Made By: decompil3d
- GitHub: decompil3d/lovelace-hourly-weather
6. Weather Station Card
Weather Station Card is built around one smart idea. A single chart shows your recent sensor readings on one side and the forecast on the other, and both meet at today. A live panel on top shows the current temperature, condition and time.
It works with a full weather station, with only sensors or with only a weather entity. Without a station, it pulls past data from Open-Meteo to fill the history side of things. It also supports solar irradiance and separate rain rate and daily rain sensors.
- Features:
- Past readings and forecast in one chart
- Live now panel
- Open-Meteo history without a station
- Solar irradiance support
- Rain rate and daily rain sensors
- Made By: chriguschneider
- GitHub: chriguschneider/weather-station-card
5. Horizon Card
Horizon Card draws the path of the sun and the moon across the sky for your location. A curved line shows their arc from east to west, with a marker for their current position. Sunrise, sunset and other events are listed below, along with azimuth and elevation.
The card can also show the current moon phase. It supports both hemispheres, 12 and 24 hour time and many languages. Every option is in the visual editor, and the colors follow your theme.
- Features:
- Sun and moon tracking across the horizon
- Sunrise, sunset and event times
- Azimuth and elevation
- Moon phase display
- Visual editor and theme colors
- Made By: rejuvenate
- GitHub: rejuvenate/lovelace-horizon-card
4. RadarWise
RadarWise is a clean all-in-one weather card with animated weather artwork in light and dark versions. It shows current conditions, hourly and daily forecasts, humidity, dew point, wind, sunrise, sunset and UV index. It reads everything from any weather entity you already have.
The highlight is the optional radar with playback controls. It uses NOAA in the US, Environment Canada, the Bureau of Meteorology in Australia and RainViewer everywhere else. You can also add air quality, pollen and your own sensors as extra blocks.
- Features:
- Hourly and daily forecasts
- Optional radar with playback
- AQI, pollen and custom sensor blocks
- Light and dark animated artwork
- Visual editor
- Made By: TheWillMiller
- GitHub: TheWillMiller/radar-wise
3. Weather Forecast Card
Weather Forecast Card shows current conditions above a forecast you can scroll sideways. Tap the forecast to switch between hourly and daily views. It also shows precipitation, sunrise and sunset times, and subtle animated weather effects.
Switch to chart mode and the forecast turns into a graph. You can pick which value it plots, from temperature to humidity, pressure or UV index. Everything is set up in the visual editor.
- Features:
- Scrollable hourly and daily forecast
- Chart mode for temperature, humidity, pressure or UV
- Precipitation display
- Animated weather effects
- Visual editor
- Made By: troinine
- GitHub: troinine/ha-weather-forecast-card
2. Clock Weather Card
Clock Weather Card combines a clock, the date and a weather forecast in one iOS-inspired card. A large animated icon shows the current weather next to the time. It is one of the most popular weather cards in HACS.
Each forecast row shows a bar for the temperature range of that day, with a colored segment for the forecast and a dot for the current temperature. You can switch between daily and hourly forecasts and add humidity, feels-like temperature or air quality. The card supports about 40 languages and both 12 and 24 hour time.
- Features:
- Clock and forecast in one card
- Large animated weather icon
- Temperature range bars
- Daily or hourly forecast
- About 40 languages
- Made By: pkissling
- GitHub: pkissling/clock-weather-card
1. Dynamic Weather Card
Dynamic Weather Card beautiful animated weather card with a minimalistic layout. The background follows the time of day, from sunrise to bright daylight, sunset and night. On top of that, real animations play out the current weather.
Rain falls at different intensities, snow drifts down, fog rolls in and lightning flashes during storms. Below the animation you get hourly and daily forecasts, feels-like temperature, wind speed, gusts and direction, humidity and sunrise and sunset times. It sets up in the visual editor and detects your language and units on its own.
- Features:
- Animated rain, snow, fog, hail and lightning
- Sky that changes with the time of day
- Hourly and daily forecasts
- Wind speed, gusts and direction
- Visual editor with automatic units
- Made By: teuchezh
- GitHub: teuchezh/dynamic-weather-card
Thank you!
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Do more card categories like this I like it
Nice. I’ve added simple-weather-card to my list for my future mobile view redesign, and I think I may give the meteoalarm-card a try for weather alerts on my tablet/kiosk view. Right now for weather alerts there, I’m using a conditional mushroom chip card (it only shows if there’s at least one active alert), that I have navigating to a subview with the full alert info. Seems like I could use that meteoalarm-card to provide more info on the initial view, at least.
Hey Ben,
That one works best if you pair it with a capable weather alert integration, which would ideally be local to your location.
Don’t forget to add an automation as well, which would send you a notification for example, on a announce it to your smart speaker.
Cheers!
Yeah, the ones for the US (National Weather Service related) tend to be by “county” or “zone” (which in my small state happen to be identical). The card supports the integration I’ve never been able to get work (weatheralerts) so I asked about adding support for NWS Alerts. Same information, just the second one actually works for me. It’s what the existing conditional card is based on.
Hadn’t thought about an automation. If I could filter it for severe alerts only, that might make a viable trigger, but I’d be less inclined to be woken at 3 am to find out it’s going to snow.
Sun card not on HACS anymore it seems
Can the clock-weather-card add humidity to it’s shown values?
Great capture of weather cards!!