Supported weather stations and airports

Supported weather stations and airports

Weather Fusion supports personal weather stations through their connection services and public airport reports through Airport (METAR). Airport reports require no weather station hardware or provider credentials.

Personal weather stations

The reference pages list common current and earlier models. Available measurements follow the sensors installed on the station and the fields supplied by its connection service.

Weather stationConnection to Weather FusionCommon models
AcuRiteWeather Underground sharingAtlas, Optimus, Iris, and Notos
Ambient WeatherAmbientWeather.netWS-2902, WS-2000, WS-4000, WS-5000, and earlier families
Davis InstrumentsDavis WeatherLink or WiFiLoggerVantage, AirLink, GroWeather, and EnviroMonitor systems
EcowittEcowitt CloudWittboy kits, GW gateways, HP and WS consoles, and WH/WN sensors
KestrelAmbientWeather.netCompatible KestrelMet systems
NetatmoNetatmo account authorizationSmart Home Weather Station, Weather Station ORIGINAL, and modules
TempestSign in to Tempest or use a Personal Access TokenTempest Weather Station and legacy WeatherFlow AIR and SKY

Airport (METAR)

Airport (METAR) provides public METAR and SPECI aviation observations without an account or API key. Saved airports appear in station pickers and provide Real Time, Historical, Observations, and widget data from the reports available for that airport.

Available measurements include temperature, dew point, humidity, wind speed and direction, gusts, pressure, visibility, and cloud layers. Availability varies with the fields in each airport report. Current reports come from the Aviation Weather Center (AWC); older observations use an available NOAA GHCN-hourly or Iowa Environmental Mesonet (IEM) archive. Archive coverage varies by airport and period and can contain gaps.

See Add an airport for directory and map selection, Real Time cards for report presentation, and Airport reports and archives for source and coverage details.

Other compatible stations

Weather Underground and Windy carry observations from many types of weather stations and upload tools. A station that already publishes to one of these networks can connect through its Weather Underground Station ID and API Key or its Windy station API Key.

For account requirements, retrieval intervals, historical access, and discovery behavior, see Connection services.