Best Home Weather Station Underground

The Furman Power Station is the Best!

I like this docking station for work and home.

Does just exactly what it's supposed to for our outdoor weather station. Will be buying again.

Work great for mounting my weather station pole to my pergola structure.

Best one in my home, I would buy again!

I use these lithium batteries in my weather station. They last a long time and can handle the 20 below weather we get.

I work from home and need a good quality docking station, this is it!

I bought this adapter to use a serial port on my laptop, for use with my weather station with my laptop. It functioned perfectly and allowed me to provide weather information. If your computer has a USB port but lacks an RS232 port then this is for you!

I purchased the Pelican box for storing my PDA, weather station, and cell phone when out hunting. It is absolutely water proof to protect these electronics and small enough to put in my pack when not needed. It has a great -tempature rating but will give the below zero rest this winter. Suits my needs perfectly.

We purchased an Eve Weather Station, and a Logitech Circle View week ago for monitoring our pet's room a week ago. Since we only had a couple of window air conditioners available as heat wave was starting, and could not leave room door open, we wanted a way to check in on our dear pet and make sure the room was not getting too hot for their health. Prior to this purchase, we had never made use of Apple's HomeKit technology and were completely ignorant of how it worked. Setup was very easy and quick. In addition to the Home app on our phones, we also downloaded the Eve app (this is not required per se, but may be to allow for firmware updates to the Eve Weather Station when made available). The app provides nice graphing for tracking trends or pinpointing historical readings, for example the difference in temperature before and after we added weather sealing to the window around the air conditioner. We were very happy with how easily this worked out, so we purchased several more and have distributed them throughout our living spaces. We are curious to look into seeing if we can also download the data as backup for later analysis as we experiment with other experiments and changes and attempts to manage heat and cooling. (This is a very old place with original, single-pane windows, there is very little insulating, and a southern exposure!)