"weather"

This weather station provides precise, real-time weather data straight from the backyard or classroom.

Attractive Display, Accurate Readings.

The davis vantage pro2, a research-grade weather station, is designed to deliver reliable, accurate data year after year and is highly configurable, coming with a wide range of sensors and the ability to add on others. It also provides historical data, highs and lows, moon phase, indexes, forecasts and much more.

5.12" diameter device for measuring temperature, humidity, and barometric pressure.

This pocket sized instrument contains modes to measure wind speed, temperature, wind chill, relative humidity, heat index, and dew point temperature. This unit also contains an external thermistor for fast temperature response. A hard, slip-on case protects the display, buttons, and impeller from damage.

This combination unit indicates the inside and outside temperatures and the indoor humidity.

The easiest way to track environmental data

Easy to read rain gauge for mounting on a wall or posting in the ground.

This kit provides instant access to site-specific air temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed and direction data anywhere, at any time, from a desktop or mobile device and LI-COR Cloud remote monitoring software annual plan.

Handy measurement tool for any plant lover.

Convenient 10-in-1 Environmental Meter measuring Air Velocity, Air Flow, Air Temperature, Type K Temperature, Heat Index, Humidity, Wet Bulb, Dew Point, Windchill, and Light Level.

Use the neoprene rubber balloons as a visual aid to help students determine cloud heights, wind speed, and wind direction.

Durable clear rain gauge.

Measures in metric units.

Clear glass rain gauge measures 5" (12cm) of rainfall and can be mounted either onto a post or placed into the ground. Large inch digits and clear measuring lines make it easy to read and removable glass tube for easy cleaning.

The Weather Globe Barometer is similar in design and function of the first barometer created by the Italian scientist Torricelli in 1643. This glass weather barometer can be used to predict weather conditions. Rising water in the tube means bad weather, falling water in the tube means good weather. Not only is this a great demonstration of atmospheric pressure, but it is a beautiful addition to any home or office.