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Next, you’ll need an Arduino board, which will serve as the brain of your weather clock. You’ll also need a motor shield to control the movement of the clock hands, and a Wi-Fi module to ...

In this case, [Boris Landoni] is using an Arduino along with an RS232 shield and an Ethernet shield. The weather station, a La Crosse WS23xx series, already has an RS232 serial port for grabbing ...

There’s an Arduino with a custom shield that interfaces the barometric ... display and a few buttons so that the user may view weather data without heading to the web. A Raspberry Pi board ...

The MEAS weather shield with five environmental sensors on an Arduino/Genuino 101- and Uno R3-compatible board from TE Connectivity is available from Mouser Electronics. The five sensors are: the TE ...

We’ve seen Raspberry Pi-powered weather stations before, but if Arduino is more your style, Instructables user Tecwyn Twmffat made one with three Arduinos. On top of the Arduinos, a ton of ...