Small automatic weather station in schools

Walking into the weather station, the students were immediately attracted by the wide range of meteorological instruments. They were full of curiosity and asked various questions to the staff. Under the guidance and detailed explanation of the staff, they gradually understood the functions and structures of the wind tower, louver box, tipping bucket rain gauge, weighing rain sensor and other instruments.

Students learned how the louver boxes and temperature and humidity sensors work and understood how they help us measure and record meteorological data. They were also exposed to deeper meteorological scientific knowledge about extreme weather, artificial weather influence and lightning protection, which transformed abstract scientific concepts into concrete, easy-to-understand and practical knowledge for daily life.

Through close observation and experience of meteorological equipment, students not only felt the magic of meteorology, but also enhanced their knowledge and understanding of natural phenomena, and inspired their enthusiasm for exploring science. This hands-on learning approach makes meteorological science vivid and interesting.

Small automatic weather station is a basic weather monitoring tool that monitors and records key weather parameters such as temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction. This data is an invaluable resource for students to understand meteorological phenomena and their impact on daily life. By actually manipulating and recording this data, students can learn how to observe weather changes and try to predict weather trends.

Small automatic weather stations are usually equipped with basic instruments such as anemometers, thermometers and hygrometers, which are not only easy to operate, but also help students build up an understanding of the basic concepts of meteorology. Through this kind of hands-on learning, students can gain a deeper understanding of meteorology and develop an interest and ability in scientific inquiry.