This post explains how to create a Google Visualization Gauge chart.

Extracting Data for a Google Visualization Gauge

Google Visualization Gauges need a bit of thought. If you look at the documentation for the Gauge chart here, there is a sneaky little comment that reads:

At the moment there’s no way to specify the title of a gauge chart as you can with other Google Charts

That makes things difficult. We’ll do our best to create a gauge but it won’t have a title. I’ve instead used a plugin to create 2 columns in my WordPress page and added a title above the Gauge. It’s the best I can do!

Here’s the shortcode for one of the Gauges. I simply get the top 1 row for my one of my probes.

[ mqttcogs_drawgoogle options="{height:200}"
	charttype="Gauge" 
	ajax="true" ]
		[ mqttcogs_data limit="1" topics="mysensors_out/92/1/1/0/0" ]
[ /mqttcogs_drawgoogle ]

There’s obviously a bit of work for me to do here. There is no way currently of getting the maximum/min/average value for today!