Regarding Our Downtime
We wanted to post a quick update regarding some website issues that affected our site beginning late last week. Over the weekend of February 16-18, … Read more
Blogs
The latest blogs from The Weather Station Experts’ team of writers, covering weather gadgets, weather and climate news, and more.
Manufacturer Partner Policy
Recent events have warranted an update to our policies regarding our relationships with manufacturing partners that we promote. The goal of these policies is to … Read more
These Cyber Monday Dyson Air Purifier Deals Save You $200
As the holiday season approaches, it’s the perfect time to upgrade your home with the latest in air purification technology. Dyson, a brand synonymous with … Read more
This Ecowitt Wittboy coupon saves you $40 for Cyber Monday
Ecowitt is a name that our readers outside of the US will know (more than those of us in America). However, their stations will look … Read more
Cyber Monday Bluetti and Renogy Deals: Save up to 52%
As the chill of November sets in, it’s not just the weather that is getting cooler – the deals are too (okay, that was pretty … Read more
Welcome to TWSE 4.0
In September, we asked you to give us your thoughts on TWSE in our first-ever reader survey. What you told us was valuable. For the … Read more
Get Ready for the October 14, 2023 Annular Solar Eclipse
If you’re a stargazer and on the West Coast, you’re in for a treat on October 14. An annular solar eclipse, one of the most … Read more
Want to Win a WeatherFlow Tempest? Here’s How
The WeatherFlow Tempest is one of the most commonly searched-for weather stations here on The Weather Station Experts. There’s a good reason for it: it … Read more
Recommitting to User Privacy and Data Security
Editors note: This post is being cross-posted to all of our blogs to highlight what we’re doing to respect your privacy and keep your data … Read more
What is Particulate Matter?
Whether you realize it or not, you encounter particulate matter every day. It comes from numerous sources, including gas-burning vehicles, factories, and other industrial sources.
Why the Record Death Valley Temperature is Likely Bogus
Death Valley, located in the Mojave Desert of Eastern California, is no stranger to extreme heat. This scorching locale is where the highest temperature recorded … Read more
30 Years Later: Remembering The Great Flood of 1993
This summer marks three decades since the United States experienced one of its most significant and devastating natural disasters – the Great Flood of 1993. … Read more
What is Radon?
Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas, has been a growing concern for homeowners, renters, and public health experts. Colorless, tasteless, and odorless, this silent intruder … Read more
Is the California Drought Over?
The parade of atmospheric rivers has put a dent in the California drought, with less than nine percent of the state still officially in drought … Read more
The ‘Great American Solar Eclipse’ is One Year Away
On April 8, 2024, a spectacular event will captivate tens, if not hundreds, of millions across the continental United States: the ‘Great American Solar Eclipse.’ … Read more
Atmospheric Rivers Now Have a Global Scale Like Hurricanes
When we talk about hurricanes, we often refer to their category rating. It allows us to compare storms to one another, even when they occur … Read more
New Feature: TWSE in Spanish, French, German, and Italian
We’ve grown quite a bit over the past two years. As TWSE enters its third year, our readership is increasingly global. Many of our readers … Read more
Introducing Wxcloud.social
If you’re thinking about playing around in the “fediverse,” and want to give Mastodon a chance, come visit us at wxcloud.social.
We’re Changing How We Review: Improving Our Ratings
We thank every one of our tens of thousands of readers over the past year for trusting us as a reliable source of reviews and advice on purchasing weather stations and gadgets. However, the world is changing around us, and it’s time for us to adjust.
The Average Atlantic Hurricane Season is More Active Than Ever
If you thought the average Atlantic hurricane season these days seems a bit worse than years past, you might be right.
