Discover the Right Weather Station for You
Whether the outlook is rain or shine, following the weather is more than just a popular hobby. In addition to getting to tracking record temperature highs or wind speeds, many outdoor lovers and businesses (like contractors, masons, landscapers, and farmers) rely on weather conditions to plan their days. To do so accurately, they need solid and sophisticated weather forecast solutions so they can more accurately execute their jobs and reduce risk. A personal weather station fits the bill, but it can be difficult to choose the right one.
To help you find a weather station that best fits your needs, we’ve created a handy guide to AcuRite’s options and the typical use case.
For the Weather Watcher: Personal Wireless Weather Station Builder
Using AcuRite’s Personal Weather Station Builder, a personal weather station can be customized and built to allow weather enthusiasts to measure temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall. You can then add on additional sensors, features, and connectivity capabilities to ensure you have the data you need, where you need it. The home weather station system can have a stand-alone display unit or data can be displayed via the My AcuRite mobile app for remote monitoring. That’s right — you can monitor the data from your weather station while you are away from home or at work.
Bonus Tip: For simple on-the-go measurement, weather enthusiasts and gadget lovers might choose a portable lightning detector or a portable anemometer to measure wind speed and direction.
For the Backyard Lover: Wireless Weather Station with Color Display
For a simple and accurate weather reading in your backyard, in addition to a forecast, opt for the Color Weather Station. Simply mount the sensor outside (for instance, on a tree), and plug-in the display inside so that you can have an accurate reading of outdoor temperature and humidity.
For the Home Gardener: Soil Temperature and Rain Gauges
In addition to leveraging a weather station like the one mentioned above, you can step up your gardening game by measuring soil conditions and rainfall. You can keep on top of garden soil conditions with AcuRite’s garden sensors that measure pH, soil temperature, and soil moisture, equipped with either a room or outdoor monitor. You can also pair these soil sensors with a digital rain gauge with AcuRite Access™ for remote monitoring through My AcuRite.
For Businesses That Rely on the Weather: AcuRite Atlas Weather Station
If you have a larger outdoor business or a business that requires you to be outside at different locations from time to time — such as construction, farming, or landscaping — you need a more robust weather station solution.
The AcuRite Atlas Weather Station with Lightning Detection enables you to accurately measure the temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, and rainfall. There is a Weather Ticker that streams real-time data along with historical high and low records by month so you can get a full picture of the weather conditions at your job site. Data can be shared with the My AcuRite mobile app through AcuRite Access™, and alerts for certain conditions — such as high wind speeds or lightning — can be programmed to keep your crew safe.
The Atlas Weather Station was built for individuals and businesses that need reliable weather data anytime, anywhere. With durable, all-weather construction, the system boasts a strong wireless range of up to 330 feet (100 meters) and can transmit data every 10 seconds.
Why AcuRite?
AcuRite provides actionable, personalized weather information, specific to one’s own home or workplace. Via advanced mobile technology, AcuRite’s weather products offer internet-connectivity, allowing users to access their AcuRite sensor data from anywhere in the world using a smartphone, computer, or tablet. The technology also allows users to customize alerts and receive notifications when conditions change, potentially requiring attention.
2 comments
I would buy your weather stations ,but your barometric pressure reading are never right. My Davis reads 30.18 My Airport reads 30.19. My Acu-rite readd 29.89. Way out of range on pressure reading . All that learning curve thing does not work. This is why Davis is way ahead of other stations. Yes you paid more, but it works. Davis weather stations are not toys. I stay in touch with the National Weather Service and I need a station that works.
I just got a 5 in 1 display. I can can’t read the wind display when the lights are on in the room because on the dark orange color on a black background. The brightness is up full! It’s fine when the lights are off and the sun isn’t coming in the window. I also have an older 5 in 1 that the wind dial is black on a white background and I can read it anytime. Can I do anything to fix it or is it a design flaw?