seasonal thermometor icons

[greenring]

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What would you use this icon for?

Icons for a thermostat, where you can select different temperatures for different seasons.

Give us an example of what this icon might look like.

mdi:sun-thermometer is perfect for summer.

I would expect something like

• mdi:snowflake-thermometer for winter, which would match mdi:snowflake
• mdi:flower-thermometer for spring, which would match mdi:flower
• mdi:leaf-thermometer for autumn, which would match mdi:leaf

HomeAssistant uses the following in their seasonal sensor: STATE_SPRING: "mdi:flower", STATE_SUMMER: "mdi:sunglasses", STATE_AUTUMN: "mdi:leaf", STATE_WINTER: "mdi:snowflake",

Because of this, you might also consider mdi:sunglasses-thermometer as well.

[greenring]

Forgot to link to HA src: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/dev/homeassistant/components/season/sensor.py

[mririgoyen]

I don't think this really works completely. sun-thermometer and snowflake-thermometer (which we already have) seem pretty useful, but "the temperate of a flower" and the "temperature of a leaf" really don't make sense.

Also, while it's easy to cut out part of the sun/snowflake, it's not with the flower or the leaf without damaging the readability of the base icon.

[brendankmurphy]

Hi @mririgoyen -

One consideration, at least for snowflake-thermometer, might be to match the thermometer style to the temperature consistent with the snowflake icon.

As it stands, the snowflake on the snowflake-thermometer icon is paired with the standard thermometer, which appears to be reading somewhat high. Alternatively, there is "thermometer-low" icon which would likely be better paired with the snowflake icon for the snowflake-thermometer icon.

Thanks!