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This free community directory connects citizens, researchers, and microclimate enthusiasts with neighborhood Personal Weather Station (PWS) hosts sharing live environmental telemetry worldwide.
Connect with neighborhood Personal Weather Station (PWS) hosts sharing live microclimate telemetry from Davis Vantage Pro2, Ambient WS-5000, Tempest, and open citizen LoRaWAN meshes.
Access real-time ground-truth weather metrics from rooftop, vineyard, mountain pass, and garden stations.
Direct APRS, CWOP, Weather Underground, and LoRaWAN broadcast links providing open meteorological records.
Detect the nearest active personal weather station in your watershed or microclimate zone within kilometers.
Learn how to connect with neighborhood weather stations and stream your own sensor telemetry.
A Personal Weather Station is an all-in-one or modular environmental sensor suite operated by private individuals, hobbyists, or farms measuring local temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed/direction, and rainfall.
Profiles display the station's broadcast networks (such as CWOP, Weather Underground, AmbientWeather.net, or direct MQTT streams) and links to live web dashboards.
Yes, clicking 'Station Spec' generates a vector PDF with hardware sensor models, mounting elevation, siting notes, and data protocols.
The directory includes Davis Vantage Pro2/Vue, Ambient Weather WS-5000 ultrasonic arrays, WeatherFlow Tempest haptic stations, Barani MeteoHelix WMO-standard units, and custom ESP32 LoRaWAN stations.
No, citizen science telemetry shared through the directory is 100% free for neighbors, gardeners, researchers, and storm spotters.
Click 'Share Your Station', specify your station model, mounting elevation, broadcast networks, and siting notes to publish your station card.
Station hosts follow siting standards (mounting anemometers on unobstructed masts, using fan-aspirated radiation shields, and leveling rain gauges) and maintain regular sensor calibration.