My Watson W-8681 isn't going to record any meaningful snow data.
I notice on the monthly reports there are fields for:
Days with snow falling
Days with snow lying
Which file do I need to edit manually to record this data?
Cheers, Tim
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Snow Recording
- keithatrochdale
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Re: Snow Recording
Click on VIEW then WEATHER DIARY
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- Repairman77
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Re: Snow Recording
I've noticed as expected that the rain sensor doesn't appear to measure snow at all, unless the snow fall is thawed by the sun.
I think this could be modded to work by wrapping a heater element around the outer casing which operated with a thermostat set to perhaps +4 degrees, but whether that would be worth all the effort is debatable as we only get a few days per year of snow in East Anglia each year on average; this year is a bit of an exception.
Mike.
I think this could be modded to work by wrapping a heater element around the outer casing which operated with a thermostat set to perhaps +4 degrees, but whether that would be worth all the effort is debatable as we only get a few days per year of snow in East Anglia each year on average; this year is a bit of an exception.
Mike.
Retired Radio and Electronics Engineer residing in Cambridgeshire, UK.
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Re: Snow Recording
Doh - I must have clicked on just about everything - apart from weather diary!
Don't you just hate it when you post a message, and the answer is obvious!!
Whilst a heater element is a nice idea, the quick and easy option for me is manual data recording of snow.
It's nice to have some snow in the Southeast - It's a lovely sunny day and minus 2 degrees in Windsor at the moment.
Cheers, Tim
Don't you just hate it when you post a message, and the answer is obvious!!
Whilst a heater element is a nice idea, the quick and easy option for me is manual data recording of snow.
It's nice to have some snow in the Southeast - It's a lovely sunny day and minus 2 degrees in Windsor at the moment.
Cheers, Tim