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📡 Connect Your Personal Weather Station

Upload your PWS data, contribute to a global weather network, and share your live conditions with the world

We're building the platform that lets your PWS publish data directly to vweatherstation.com

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✨ What's Coming
📤 Live Data Upload
Push your PWS observations to vweatherstation.com every minute — temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, rainfall, and UV — and have them visible on your public station page.
🌍 Global Network Contribution
Your station becomes part of an open weather network that improves regional forecasts, fills observation gaps, and supports research.
📊 Personal Dashboard
Get a private dashboard with historical charts, monthly summaries, station health monitoring, and downloadable CSV/JSON archives of your data.
🔗 Direct Integration
Native support for Ecowitt, Davis WeatherLink, Ambient Weather, Acurite, Weather Underground compatible, and the WMO Weather Data Exchange format.
📱 Mobile App Access
View your station — and any other public station worldwide — from the upcoming vweatherstation mobile app for iOS and Android.
⚡ Real-Time Alerts
Set custom thresholds and get instant notifications when your station detects severe weather conditions like high winds, freezing temperatures, or heavy rainfall.

Connect Your Personal Weather Station to the Global Network

A personal weather station (PWS) lets you measure your own backyard weather — temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed and direction, rainfall, UV, and solar radiation — independent of distant airport observations. When you connect your PWS to vweatherstation.com, your data joins a global network of citizen weather observers that improves regional forecasting, supports climate research, and gives your local community access to truly local conditions. Whether you run a budget Ecowitt setup or a professional-grade Davis Vantage Pro2, our upcoming PWS upload platform will support it.

What is a Personal Weather Station?

A personal weather station is a complete set of meteorological sensors that you install at your home or property to measure the weather at your specific location. A typical PWS includes a thermometer for air temperature, a hygrometer for humidity, a barometer for atmospheric pressure, an anemometer for wind speed, a wind vane for wind direction, a rain gauge for precipitation, and often UV and solar radiation sensors. The sensors connect to a console or gateway that processes readings and uploads data to weather networks. Modern PWS hardware ranges from compact all-in-one units costing under $200 to professional-grade installations exceeding $2,000.

Why Connect Your PWS to a Global Network?

Official weather observation networks have significant gaps — most airport stations are located in flat open areas that don't represent the microclimates of nearby valleys, hilltops, urban heat islands, or coastlines. Personal weather stations fill these gaps. When you upload your PWS data to a public network, you contribute to better local forecasts, more accurate severe weather warnings in your area, and historical climate records that researchers depend on. Citizen weather observer networks like CWOP, Weather Underground, and the WMO Global Basic Observing Network have collectively produced billions of observations and dramatically improved short-range forecasting in populated regions.

Popular PWS Brands We Plan to Support

Our PWS upload platform will support all major brands. Ecowitt has become the dominant value brand with the GW1100, GW2000, and HP2551 gateways supporting dozens of compatible sensors. Davis Instruments Vantage Pro2 and Vantage Vue remain the professional-grade gold standard for accuracy and longevity. Ambient Weather WS-2000 and WS-5000 series offer a balance of features and price. AcuRite Atlas combines a respected sensor suite with smart hub uploading. Older Weather Underground compatible stations using the WU upload protocol will be supported through our compatibility layer.

Setting Up a Personal Weather Station

Proper PWS siting matters as much as the hardware. Temperature and humidity sensors should be 1.5–2 metres above ground in a shaded, well-ventilated location away from buildings and pavement. Anemometers should be mounted 10 metres above ground or 3 metres above any nearby obstruction. Rain gauges need clear sky exposure and level mounting. Once installed, calibrate sensors against a reference and verify your timezone, elevation, and station coordinates before uploading data. Detailed setup guidance will be available on our [Setup Instructions](/pws/connect/) page when the platform launches.

What Data Can You Share?

Through the upcoming PWS platform you'll be able to share a customizable set of measurements: temperature (current, daily high/low), dew point, relative humidity, barometric pressure (sea-level adjusted), wind speed (sustained and gust), wind direction, rainfall (current rate, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly totals), UV index, solar radiation, and soil moisture and temperature if equipped. You'll choose whether your station is public (visible to anyone) or private (visible only to you), and you'll control which specific measurements are shared.

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