Hi. I have connected a BME280 module to the ESP32, while the temperature shows fine, the humidity is also rather good, the pressure is rather wrong. It comes out about 30hPa too low, is there any way to correct the pressure gauge in tasmot?

. Weather forecasts give a measurement taken at a level reduced to sea level. At least that is the way it should be.

. Too little in realation to what? Standard in such cases:

In relation to what is given by the smartphone app and the current msn forecast service. Are you suggesting to me that my barometer is giving the right one in relation to the altitude it is at, and the forecasts are giving the pressure at sea level altitude?

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Hi. I have connected a BME280 module to the ESP32, while the temperature shows fine, the humidity is also rather good, the pressure is rather wrong. It comes out about 30hPa too low, is there any way to correct the pressure gauge in tasmot?

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I find myself about 30hPa too low,
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Too little in realation to what?

Standard in such cases: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ci%C5%9Bnienie_atmosferyczne_zredukowane
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In relation to what is given by the smartphone app and the current msn forecast service.
Are you suggesting to me that my barometer is giving the right one in relation to the altitude it is at, and the forecasts are giving the pressure at sea level altitude?
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and forecasts give the pressure at sea level height?
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Weather forecasts give a measurement taken at a level reduced to sea level. At least that is the way it should be.
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The last hint solved the problem.
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