No fuss graphs that are easy to read and crosscheck. Align the graphs through the day to correlate the variations.	No need to hunt around, the best style of info made easy. Read this graph in conjunction with the wind direction below.
Now using the more reliable Oregon temperature sensors.	Wind Direction is Averaged over groups of sixteen readings and now with more focused information. Turbulence effects reduced. To see how it was done click here!
This is a record of the last 15 days of rain. We will also publish daily rain fall on a annual basis as well (updated from time to time).	This is the 12hr relative humidity and when it gets around the 30-40% in summer that is real bush fire danger time!!

Experimental: Rainfall page and a Solar Radiation page or Ultra Violet page.

These graphs have been extensively updated with an Arduino and 433Mhz Receiver (in my shed 24/7) intercepting my Oregon Scientific WMR86 Weather Station signals from the four sensor units (reporting Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Temperature, UV and Rainfall from off my roof) with such reliability and versatility, that the handy OS LCD Console can be dedicated to the kitchen bench!!!
I have added my own Air Pressure sensor, Temperature and a Humidity sensor to the Arduino base station as a backup system. I have also built a "Solar Energy" sensor that imitates the data format of the Oregon Scientific sensors and allows the range of sensors to be extended without much alteration to the base station.  It is also a very instructive exercise in how to establish robust Manchester Encoding as a data exchange protocol.

The Rain graph now shows the total rain that has fallen in LTB from "Now" back to the last 15 days ago.

My program Arduino system works with the WMR86, or the WMR200 V3.0 type sensors, as they are the same beasts!!!
The engineering in the Oregon Scientific systems is very good and excellent value for price.