Our backyard weather station

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by: 6 OP
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 7:19pm

Our backyard weather station

is ready to read what that storm Beta will bring us. Here's the link if you want to see the updates live:
www.wunderground.com /dashboard/pws/KTXHU MBL127

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7
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 9:02pm

Our backyard weather station is ready to read what that storm Beta will bring us. Here's the link if you want to see the updates live: www.wunderground.com /dashboard/pws/KTXHU MBL127

@Andi7 : That's neat, is the link from your station? Looks like you live around me if so.

6 OP
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 9:06pm

@Metro07 : Yes, that's the link to my station here in The Oaks.

7
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 9:16pm

That's cool, I'm in the North. I thought about getting one of those. I have a decent one now but it is just the sensor you place outside on the porch.

6 OP
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 9:22pm

@Metro07 : That's how it started for me! I like knowing if I need to water the yard or not.

10
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 9:45pm

@Andi7 : Thank you for sharing and refreshing your station with us.

6 OP
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 9:49pm

@carol888 : You bet!

9
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 10:23pm

I'm a 60's kind of guy, not the best with technology. I will have my weather rock in the yard for the storm. Updates to follow.

6
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 10:36pm

@Andi7 : Very cool. Thank you for sharing!!

6 OP
~ 4 years ago Sep 19, '20 10:40pm

@Weathergirl5 : You're very welcome!

6 OP
~ 4 years ago Sep 22, '20 2:29pm

Here's where we are at today.

17
~ 4 years ago Sep 22, '20 3:05pm

@Andi7 : That is super cool. I followed the map all the way to my houses. Unfortunately no one has updated except Follet Island which is what is called but no one knows. I bought DH a weather station but if we had put it up, it might be toast already. Was it hard to set all that up?

6 OP
~ 4 years ago Sep 22, '20 3:48pm

@ladybeachbum : Not hard at all to set it up. I put a 2" x 5 ft metal tube 2 feet into the ground and placed the station on a 1 1/2" x 10' painted PVC pipe inside the metal pipe. That made it to where I can easily change the batteries out when needed. The software was really easy to link everything up to the router.

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~ 4 years ago Sep 22, '20 3:55pm

@Andi7 : I'd need to really secure it at the beach but could do that. If it stopped working I'd know I have problems but I am guessing it uses internet? The internet goes out faster than I can drive in and out the driveway some days. We had cameras on one of the homes and it was a nightmare and they were commercial and installed by the camera crew.