By placing a weather station in (or near) your garden, you take all the guesswork out of monitoring conditions for your plants, vegetables, and flowers. That device will show you the exact temperature, humidity, dew point, barometric pressure, and wind speed that your garden is experiencing.
One of the most common questions for us here in the Davis technical support department is, “Is my Anemometer working correctly?" Here are a couple of simple tests you can do to make sure your anemometer is in working order. No special tools are required.
Dedicated middle school science teacher sets up the first WeatherSTEM station in Michigan so students can be better Citizen Scientists.
If the definition of drought is a “period of abnormally dry weather,” it is beginning to feel like the word is misused in describing what’s going on out here on the west coast. "Abnormal" seems to be quite normal. But...
