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Something that can handle the snow... ?

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inTheSnow:
#1 Goal - I am looking for a weather system that can do logging to my computer system so I can do what I want with the data. (I'll have a dedicated virtual system setup for this)
#2 Goal - I live in the Sierra Nevada mountains and we get a lot of heavy wet snow... sometimes we'll wake up to 2ft, I don't want to worry about something breaking and I also would like to be able to get weather info in these storms... if I lose wind sensor after awhile that's OK, as long as temp\humidity\etc continue to work.
#3 Goal - I Don't want the rain sensor to freeze or break off due to snow\ice build-up.

Big picture goals are to have two outdoor sensors one out in the open, and one shaded under tree canopy as well as having a couple indoor sensors.
Ideally I would like to add particulate sensors for outdoor and indoor at some point too.

What are my options?

Mattk:
Lufft WS600 or WS700 or WS800

davidmc36:
The Gateway could be an option. Not cheap but allows for many sensors in different combinations. Many sensors are available. Also many different ways to share data.

https://www.davisinstruments.com/products/enviromonitor-gateway-us-lte

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