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Towards the end of 2005 I was looking around for a new project. For some time I've had an interest in the weather and how it is measured and now seemed like a good time to take a closer look. An early Xmas present in the form of a La Crosse Technology WS2300 automatic weather station, was the starting point. Take a look at the sections below to find out more about the station, the changes I've made and the software I use and have written.
Live Weather Station
 Click here to see a live display of the current data from the weather station. You will need a reasonably modern browser for this display to operate correctly. If you would like to learn more about how this display is generated, see the software section below.
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Graphs of Weather Data
 Click here to view graphs of the data gathered by the station since it was installed. A number of different styles and sizes are available.
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Weather Station Hardware
 Click here to find details of the actual weather station hardware, how it has been installed, the problems I've seen and the modifications I've made.
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Weather Station Software
 Click here to find out more about the software used to operate the weather station. The software used with the station has to perform a number of functions: capture the data from the device, perform smoothing and data reduction, store it, and create both the real time display and the graphs used by this web site. I've used a number of Open Source projects along with my own software to do this.
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