Deploying Weather Stations: A Best Practices Guide
Explore field-proven tips and techniques for installing research-grade weather stations in a variety of environments.
Assess weather changes locally and gain a global view of climate impacts
Glaciers are shrinking. Trees are flowering early. Plant and animal ranges are shifting. Climate change is already having observable effects on our environment, and scientific researchers are striving to fully comprehend its long-term impacts on ecosystems, weather, water, and communities.
For decades, trusted HOBO data loggers and weather stations have been instrumental in scientific studies of microclimates, providing accurate, reliable data at an affordable price. We’re committed to supporting your work to predict climate impacts and find sustainable solutions that protect our planet’s future.
HOBO Weather Stations Withstand the Extreme
| Even in the harshest environments, research-grade HOBO weather stations and sensors provide accurate, reliable data logging performance for climate monitoring. |
HOBOlink Software for Remote Weather Monitoring
Streamline your weather data collection and enhance your climate analysis
Choose Your Weather Monitoring Solution
Best weather stations, sensors, and HOBO wireless systems for weather monitoring
Stand-alone Data Loggers
Low-cost, high accuracy data loggers with convenient wireless Bluetooth setup and data offload
Stand-alone Multi-Sensor Stations
Data logging stations with USB local offload for one or more measurements to suit your application needs
Remote Monitoring Stations
Versatile, weatherproof cellular stations collect and send data to the cloud from a wide range of sensors
Wireless Sensor Networks
A cost-effective, powerful wireless sensor network supported by a remote monitoring station
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