Personal Weather Station (PWS) Telemetry
Live sensor stream from ground anemometers, digital barometers, dew point gauges, and solar pyranometers.
1013 hPa
Pressure Status: Rising
12 km/h
Gusts: 18 km/h • Vector 180°
0 W/m²
UV Index: 3 / 12
14°C Dew
Humidity: 60% • Cloud Base: 1100m
[6:35:23 PM] RECV PKT PWS-LUCKNOW-UTTAR-PRADESH-INDIA-01 >> BARO=1013hPa; WIND=12km/h; GUST=18km/h; DIR=180deg
[6:35:23 PM] SENSOR HYGRO >> HUM=60%; DEW=14C; SOLAR=0W/m2; UV=3
[6:35:23 PM] RAIN GAUGE >> RATE=0mm/hr; ACCUM_24H=0mm; CHECKSUM_OK [0x4E]
Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Weather Stations
What sensors are included in a Personal Weather Station?
A standard PWS includes a digital anemometer (wind velocity), wind vane, pyranometer (solar flux), tipping-bucket rain gauge, hygrometer (humidity), and electronic barometer.
How is dew point calculated by station hardware?
Dew point is calculated using the Magnus-Tetens formula combining ambient dry-bulb temperature and relative humidity readings.