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The data logger seamlessly fits into the console of the weather station or Weather Envoy and stores weather data even when your computer is not connected. With the data logger, you can choose the recording interval: every 1, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, or 120 minutes. Depending on the recording interval, you can record data for up to six months before you need to download the data. After downloading, detailed analyses and charts can be created, or the data can be exported to the most commonly used spreadsheet, database, and word processing programs.

New features: The latest versions of WeatherLink include a range of new and improved functions. Weather forecast: Provides quick view symbols for the weather forecast at a glance and text messages for detailed information on what to expect. Moon phase: Displays eight moon phases from new moon to full moon. Updated wind chill factor: Uses the new formula introduced by the National Weather Service, taking into account a modern heat transfer theory as well as a lower wind chill threshold.

Sharing your weather data: WeatherLink makes it easy for you to participate in a number of rewarding programs, including: The Citizen Weather Observer Program. Data submitted via APRS or the internet helps the National Weather Service in the USA develop improved weather forecasting models. The GLOBE Program: An international weather-related science program for students of all grade levels, supported by NASA and NSF. Weather World ’Round: Send us your internet address, and we will add it to our growing list of Davis stations worldwide.

Advanced evaluation: Advanced temperature evaluation, heating days, cooling days, and heating oil requirements. Optional sensor evaluation.