Ambient Weather WS-1965 WiFi Weather Station for Remote Monitoring and Network Access

Product Overview

Introducing the WS-1965 Ambient Weather Station, the newest offering from Ambient Weather designed for both amateur and seasoned meteorologists. Equipped with WiFi remote monitoring, a vibrant color display, and compatibility with nine different sensor models, this station serves as an ideal entry point for anyone keen on tracking backyard weather conditions. The WS-1965 is packed with essential features that yield dependable weather readings.

Ambient Weather Network

Connect effortlessly to the Ambient Weather Network (AWN) and engage with a community of weather enthusiasts. By linking your weather station to AWN, you gain access to an interactive platform where your personalized dashboard showcases your real-time weather data. Tailor your dashboard according to your preferences and share insights with fellow members at no extra cost. AWN brings together individuals passionate about monitoring and analyzing weather, fostering discussions and exchanges of valuable information.

Customizable Dashboard and Local Forecasting

Enhance your experience by adding your weather station to a community map, creating a localized forecast that matters to you. You can organize your dashboard to highlight the measurements you find most important, label sensors, and choose layers such as radar or wind direction. Additionally, live time-lapse videos from various weather cameras can be viewed, allowing you to stay updated on weather conditions in your neighborhood.

Weather on the Move

Upon launching the app, users are greeted with an interactive map displaying various weather stations, local cameras, and diverse mapping layers. This provides an intricate and localized perspective on current weather conditions. You can easily access localized data regarding temperature, humidity, wind speed, pressure, and precipitation—all relevant to specific locales, such as the start line of a marathon or various beach locations.

Data Visualization & Alerts

The WS-1965 allows you to set up customizable email or text alerts for both high and low weather conditions across all parameters. You can send multiple alerts for the same parameter and review past notifications through an organized timeline. Visualizing your data is easy with daily, monthly, and yearly graphs, while expandable tiles offer quick analysis. For deeper exploration, you can download CSV files.

Integration with Virtual Assistants and IFTTT

With the Ambient Weather skill for both Alexa and Google Assistant, owners can obtain real-time and historical weather data generated by their linked devices. Additionally, the AmbientWeather server supports a handy timeline for tracking IFTTT-compatible web services, applets, and devices such as blinds and rain gauges.

API and Network Connections

Developers can easily access real-time and historical data from their personal weather stations in JSON format or create third-party applications. The WS-1965 connects to a vast network of personal weather stations, including Weather Underground, WeatherCloud, and WeatherBug, further enhancing your weather tracking experience.

Comprehensive Features of the WS-1965

This weather station features an all-in-one wireless sensor array that measures essential parameters such as temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed, and rainfall, all with real-time updates every 16 seconds. Calibration options are available for all measured parameters, and minimum and maximum tracking enhances the monitoring experience.

Optional Sensors Capacity

The WS-1965 supports multiple optional sensor models for extended functionality. Users can mix and match sensors for specific needs, and they are capable of connecting wirelessly within a given range.

User-Driven Intelligence

With dual measurement units, automatic data syncing with NIST, alerts for low battery, and efficient data display options, the WS-1965 is engineered for ease of use and reliability. Enjoy seamless data tracking while becoming an integral part of the weather observation community with the WS-1965 Ambient Weather Station.

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