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### Step One: Add Helper Files
Place `weather_numbers.yaml` and `weather_datetimes.yaml` in your main Home Assistant configuration directory (where your configuration.yaml is located).
### Step Two: Configure `configuration.yaml`
### Step Two: Configure configuration.yaml
Add the following include lines to your `configuration.yaml` so Home Assistant loads the required helpers:
```yaml
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### Step Three: Create Automations
For each of the 6 automation files provided in the repository:
1. Go to **Settings > Automations & Scenes > Create Automation > Create New Automation** in your Home Assistant UI.
2. Click the three dots in the top right corner and select **Edit in YAML**.
3. Replace with the contents of the respective automation file, paste it into the editor, and replace the placeholder sensor tags (e.g., `<OUTDOOR TEMP SENSOR>`, `<WIND SENSOR>`, `<DAILY RAIN SENSOR>`, etc.) with your actual weather station entity IDs.
4. Save the automation.
*Note: In the temperature and wind records automation, ensure your notification service call matches your preferred platform (such as `gotify.send`, `notify.persistent_notification`, etc.).*
1. Use the 6 automation files `daily_high_low_temp.yaml` `day_wind_max.yaml` `rain_records.yaml` `set_rain_month.yaml` `set_rain_yesterday.yaml` `temp_wind_records.yaml` to create 6 new automations.
2. Go to **Settings > Automations & Scenes > Create Automation > Create New Automation** in your Home Assistant UI.
3. Click the three dots in the top right corner and select **Edit in YAML**.
4. Replace with the contents of the respective automation file, paste it into the editor.
5. Replace the placeholder sensor tags (e.g., `<OUTDOOR TEMP SENSOR>`) with your sensor entities. Can be done in YAML or GUI.
6. Where notifications are used, ensure that your correct method is selected, this is easier in the GUI.
7. Save the automation.
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