Hail, New Weather Station

If you’re interested in a truly local weather report, check out the real-time data available from a new weather station installed atop Engineering Building 2. NC State’s WeatherSTEM provides up-to-the-minute readings on temperature, wind, humidity, ozone, ultraviolet radiation, barometric pressure and other key metrics.

May 20, 2016     NC State ECE

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Hail, New Weather Station

May 20, 2016

Here’s a story we saved for a rainy day.

If you’re interested in a truly local weather report, check out the real-time data available from a new weather station installed atop Engineering Building 2. NC State’s WeatherSTEM provides up-to-the-minute readings on temperature, wind, humidity, ozone, ultraviolet radiation, barometric pressure and other key metrics.

It even has its own Twitter feed that offers a daily forecast along with photos of the sky over Centennial Campus.

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