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A place for everyone to post photos of your Tempest and how you installed the unit.

The Tempest uses several power save modes and those states will be activated by following the rules as stated bellow. This is a change versus the Sky where you had one you can activate via the application manually. Powe…

Are there any instructions that walk through how to use the app? There are several things that are not clear on the app.

We are heading to winter (north side of the world at least) and our sun is giving less power. Some Tempest devices are sitting in the shade most of the day, some don’t see any sun at all. In summer time this is mostly n…

A topic to share how we mounted the Air device. When you read a good post, press the :heart: icon.

On October 12th we quietly launched our new Continuous Learning (CL) auto-calibration system for Pressure. The system performs a quality control inspection on the raw station pressure sensor data from your AIR, and appli…

The Station ID is a unique identifier for an installed Hub. Hence, a complete Tempest or Weatherflow SmartWeather installation including all installed Tempest, Air and Sky modules can be accessed by this ID. In case of …

In some rare cases a device seems not more connected to the Hub or with a not explainable low signal quality. Sometimes a reset of the radio in the Hub solves this. Don’t go do this every week :slight_smile: Do the fo…

Hi folks. In an effort to bring a little structure to the process of collecting and acting on your “SKY/Tempest vs. co-located rain gauge” reporting, we’ve created two Google forms: use this one to Register your Co-loc…

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In late August 2018 we launched our new Continuous Learning (CL) auto-calibration system for Humidity. The system performs a quality control inspection and ensures that your humidity values are both unique to your locati…

I took a couple minutes to measure the hardware since the question comes up so often… Air = 133 mm (5-1/4 in) high and 64 mm (2.5 in) in diameter Sky = 95 mm (3-3/4 in) in diameter at its widest point and 200 mm (8 in)…