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Eve Weather

Eve

mid local: excellentFully controllable on your LAN with no internet dependency. MatterThread
Price
$117.52 verified Nov 4, 2026
HA fit
good
Offline
yes
Setup
easy
Hub needed
no

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Eve Weather - Outdoor-rated Thread weather sensor with temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure, all fully local

Quick verdict

An outdoor weather sensor that keeps your data local. Temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure over Thread, with no cloud and no account. The IPX4 rating means it handles outdoor conditions but should still be somewhat sheltered. It is not a full weather station, but for feeding local outdoor data into Home Assistant automations, it does the job cleanly.

Standout: Outdoor-rated Thread weather sensor with temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure, all fully local.

Notes last checked May 31, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant goodReliable local integration with minor caveats (a hub, manual config, or polling). Core function works locally.
Apple Home excellentFirst-class native support on this platform.
Google Home goodWell supported, with only minor gaps.
Alexa goodWell supported, with only minor gaps.
Works offline yes
Setup easy
Extra hub needed no
Power battery

Local control facts

Why it stands out

  • outdoor-capable weather sensor with IPX4 rating that handles rain and humidity
  • reports temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure via Thread
  • fully local with zero cloud dependency, so your weather data stays home

Reasons to hesitate

  • IPX4 means splash-resistant, not fully waterproof, so it needs some shelter from heavy rain
  • no wind speed or rain gauge. It measures conditions, not full weather station data
  • premium pricing for what is essentially three sensor readings

Best for

  • Home Assistant users who want local outdoor climate data for automations
  • privacy-conscious buyers who do not want their weather data going to a cloud service

Avoid if

  • you want a full weather station with wind and rain data
  • you can get outdoor temp/humidity from a cheaper indoor/outdoor Zigbee sensor

Privacy and local-control notes

Fully local via Matter over Thread. No cloud account needed. Reports weather data only, so zero privacy concerns. Eve collects no data.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: matter.

Buying reality check

Price notes: Mid-range pricing. More expensive than indoor-only sensors, but the outdoor rating and pressure sensor add real value.

Verified price reads: lowest seen $103.82, latest $117.52 on Nov 4, 2026.

  • Nov 4, 2026$117.52amazon
  • Nov 3, 2026$142.76amazon
  • Nov 2, 2026$156.79amazon
  • Nov 1, 2026$156.83amazon
  • Oct 31, 2026$174.66amazon
  • Oct 30, 2026$117.52amazon
  • Oct 23, 2026$117.52amazon
  • Oct 21, 2026$142.8amazon

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