Monitor the forecast from your backyard with these picks
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Here are our top recommendations.
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It’s not perfect, but its large sensor array will meet the needs of any weather enthusiast.
Inside, you get indoor temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure.
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We love the connectivity and accessibility here.
Otherwise, the LCD will give you a solid picture of the weather around your home.
Over 12,000 Amazon purchasers have reviewed this product, awarding it an average 4.4 out of 5 stars.
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If simplicity is what you’re after, the La Crosse Technology C85845V3 is for you.
It’s a simple equipment with just enough data to plan your day around the weather.
Amazon purchasers give the Logia 5-in-1 4.1 out of 5 stars.
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Beyond distinct good looks, you’ll get accurate information, including data other weather stations don’t provide.
The Netatmo earns an average 4.4-star rating by Walmart purchasers.
Look for rugged features, like casing, for protection from cyclic erosion or moisture.
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Transmission Distance
It’s vital to keep transmission distance in mind when shopping for a weather station.
Another important consideration is that transmission distance is generally advertised in clear, line-of-sight conditions.
Connectivity
Your outdoor sensor will connect to an indoor monitor that displays measurements in a standard setup.
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FAQ
This depends.
Some weather stations barely need any installation at all.
Furthermore, mast-based sensors may require that you have permission from a specific property before installation.
This web connection connection isn’t always necessary.
Some home weather sensors have built-in LCD panels that can provide up-to-date information without internet connectivity.
Home weather stations can also be great for avid gardeners and weather enthusiasts.
