I've played with the SenseHAT (but on a RPi3) and you may need to compensate for the fact that the chip heats up the SenseHAT and so it shows a higher than actual temperature reading. I've seen this mentioned in several places on the Web and there are suggestions about how to compensate for this. I guess it all depends on what you want the system to do for you. Susan
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