AcuRite Iris Wireless Weather Station with HD Direct-to-Wi-Fi Display, Lightning Sensor, Indoor/Outdoor Temperature and Humidity, Wind Speed/Direction, Rain Gauge, and Barometer (01532M), White

Description

Price: $192.59
(as of Sep 09, 2024 14:04:26 UTC – Details)

Real-Time Weather Conditions – Receive readings for indoor and outdoor temperature, indoor and outdoor humidity, wind speed, wind direction, atmospheric pressure, and rainfall totals; Named Best Overall Weather Station by Outdoor Life Magazine in 2023
Receive Weather Alerts Anywhere with My AcuRite app – The display’s Wi-Fi capability allows you to view data and set up notifications from the convenience of your phone, whether you’re home or away
Enhanced Wi-Fi Connectivity to Weather Underground – Connects to Weather Underground, the world’s largest online personal weather station community, where data points can be shared with more than 250,000 personal weather stations across the globe
Lightning Detection – Always be prepared for potential thunderstorm activity with lightning strikes detected up to 25 miles away, plus know when to bring the party or your patio furniture inside before a storm
High-Definition Display – The integrated fold-out tabletop stand allows you to easily view your home and backyard weather conditions with an easy-to-read full-color display, plus it shows the time and date
Hyperlocal Weather Forecast and Forecasting Technology – Using an in-sensor barometer, the remote temperature sensor hung outside provides a hyperlocal, personalized weather forecast 12 hours from your current conditions
Includes Comprehensive Weather Information – The indoor display also provides the current barometric pressure measurement with a trend arrow, the heat index, the dew point, and the feels like temperature for additional environmental insight
Company Based in Lake Geneva, WI, USA, since 1943 and known for superior, long-lasting quality products and USA-based customer service. Ranked as a top weather station brand by USA Today, Better Homes and Gardens, Bob Vila, and other news outlets