Description
Real-Time Temperature Measurements and Records: This wireless weather station and its built-in indoor outdoor thermometer wirelessly provides readings for indoor and outdoor temperature, daily high and low records, and trend arrows for weather trends.Weather Forecast Technology: This digital weather station provides a hyperlocal, personalized weather forecast with dynamic forecast icons 12 hours from your current conditions thanks to the wireless remote outdoor temperature gauge sensor placed outside.Simple Setup: Install batteries in the outdoor temperature thermometer and hang on a tree branch or nail to a post or fence, and install batteries in the indoor weather station and stand upright or hang on a wall with the integrated keyhole.Atomic Weather Clock with Calendar: Always know the correct time, date, and day of the week with split-second precision on this wireless indoor outdoor thermometer for home use or business use.Large, Easy-to-Read Monochrome Display: Easily view your current indoor and outdoor temperature data, trending indoor/outdoor conditions, upcoming forecast, and time and date from across any room in the house or office on this personal weather station.Signal and Battery Strength Indicators: Always know when to replace batteries in both your indoor weather station display gauge and outdoor wireless weather station thermometer, plus know atomic clock and outdoor sensor signal strength.Perfect Gift Idea: This AcuRite weather station is a unique weather gift that the recipient will use every day, all year long, no matter if received at Christmas, Father’s Day, or on their birthday.Makes Multiple “Best Of” Lists: This AcuRite weather station was named second-best Home Weather Station by Popular Mechanics Magazine and the best budget-conscious Weather Station by Better Homes and Gardens.Company Based in Lake Geneva, WI, USA, since 1943 and known for superior, long-lasting quality products and USA-based customer service. Ranked as a top weather station brand by USA Today, Better Homes and Gardens, Bob Vila, and other news outlets
