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Meteorologisk institutt (Met.no) in Home Assistant

met part of Home Assistant since 0.79

Cloud, polling Set up in the user interface

The Meteorologisk institutt (Met.no) integration connects Home Assistant to weather data from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. It is typically used for retrieving current weather conditions, forecasts, and alerts.

Typical uses

  • Current weather conditions
  • Weather forecasts
  • Alerts and warnings

Facts about this integration

Compatible with Home Assistant
yes, official integration
Connection
Cloud, polling – Works through the manufacturer’s cloud and asks for changes at regular intervals – it depends on the internet connection and the service.
Setup
in the user interface
Kind
Online service
Installations
453,222 (66.3 % of the installations that share statistics)
Categories
Weather
Provides
Diagnostics, Weather
Maintained by
@danielhiversen
Python packages
PyMetno==0.13.0

Setup

  1. In Home Assistant open Settings → Devices & services.
  2. Click "Add integration" and search for Meteorologisk institutt (Met.no).
  3. Follow the dialog – it asks for everything the integration needs.

Add to my Home Assistant

The link goes through my.home-assistant.io and opens the setup dialog in your own instance – no address of ours is involved.

Known issues and fixes

4 open issues and 0 bug fixes in the last twelve months are recorded for Meteorologisk institutt (Met.no) in the Home Assistant issue tracker.

Open

  • open Connection errors occur when trying to access weather data from Met.no since September 10, 2026 · 1 reaction · 3 comments · #181821
  • open The current weather information from Met.no is not being displayed accurately since May 24, 2026 · 0 reactions · 3 comments · #172023
  • open The configuration setup for Met.no no longer asks for a name during installation since April 23, 2026 · 0 reactions · 2 comments · #168936
  • open Tests for setting up Met.no split the initial setup steps from submitting configuration data since August 12, 2026 · 0 reactions · 1 comment · #178904

Source: the issue tracker of Home Assistant, as of September 13, 2026. The sentences are written by a language model from the titles of the issues; the reports themselves are on GitHub.

Check a specific device for known problems in the product check →

Source of this entry: the official documentation of the integration
The description was written by a language model from the facts listed here, not taken from the documentation.

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