Weather Station Advice

[tlombard1]

I'm looking into building a weather station that would give me:
Temp, RH, and a Fuel Moisture Sensor (1 hr &/or 10 hr fuels)

I would also like to gather and store the data in a Database.
I would then build a website to display that data.
Anyone built a weather station similiar to this or purchased one?

I'm just starting the research process. Any direction, advice, or information would be great.

-Tom

[tomlaumann]

I have an Oregon Scientific weather station I use at home (model # WMR986). It's a wireless system with the remote sensors on a mast I attached to my roof. The base station has a 9 pin cable for interface with a laptop or pc. I 'm not currently using the interface. The station works great. The remote sensors have solar cells with battery back-up. The system costs about $300. The only problem I have is the anemometer will ice-up at times. Other wise it's been reliaible.

[skvfd5]

Here is a link to the Rocky Mountain Area Cordination Centers web site.
http://gacc.nifc.gov/rmcc/

If you go to the fuels area you can get this info from their raws sites. No need to spend alot of money for something that is already being done.

Homey