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| | Weather Station Description The Sensors Weather Stations consist of an anemometer (measures wind speed and wind direction), a self-emptying rain gauge, temperature, humidity and barometric pressure sensors. Most weather stations also measure indoor temperature and humidity. Some weather stations include solar radiation, UV, water proof probes, additional temperature and humidity sensors, leaf wetness, soil moisture, and lightning detectors. Calculated Parameters Dew Point, Wind Chill, Heat Index, Evapotransporation, Density Altitude and other parameters are calculated from the sensors. Most stations include a display console, data logger, or both. The Display Console The display console or data logger communicates to the sensors through cables (wires) or cable-free (wireless) transmission. The console records the highs and lows, provides programmable alarms, and connects to a personal computer for advanced data collection and graphical analysis. The software can connect to the Internet, create web pages, send email alerts, post data to free weather servers, create time and temperature call centers, and integrate weather cam images. Editor's Choice We have compiled a list of the most important factors for selecting a weather station, and included our own "Editors Choice" for the best weather stations in each category. | | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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