AcuRite Digital Weather Forecaster with Indoor/Outdoor Temperature, Humidity, and Moon Phase (00829), Black

Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer Wireless: An outdoor temperature gauge sensor sends outside temperature measurements to the wireless indoor weather station display. Real-Time Weather Conditions: The wireless weather station provides readings for indoor and outdoor temperature, indoor and outdoor humidity, and barometric pressure with a trend arrow on the wireless weather station. Intelli-Time Weather Clock: Indoor outdoor temperature isn’t the only thing this wireless weather station provides, as it also exhibits the current time, date, and day of the month with patented self-setting and self-remembering technology. Weather Forecast Technology: This digital weather station with wireless outdoor sensor utilizes internal weather thermometers & weather instruments (barometer) to provide a hyperlocal, personalized weather forecast 12 hours from your current conditions. Digital Weather Station Display: Easily view upwards of 15 weather data points, including daily high/low records; temperature; humidity; moon phase; and heat index, frost point, or dew point; from across any room in the house or office. Multiple Placement Options: Tabletop design with an attractive display makes the perfect personal weather station for your desk, countertop, or weather center – upgrade your weather knowledge with this wireless best weather station for home use. Easy Outdoor Temperature Thermometer Installation: Using the integrated hanger, hang the outside temperature thermometer wirelessly on a tree branch or nail that’s on a fence or post. Perfect Gift Idea: This AcuRite weather station is a unique weather gift that the recipient will use every day, all year long, no matter if received at Christmas, Father’s Day, or on their birthday. Company Based in Lake Geneva, WI, USA, since 1943 and known for superior, long-lasting quality products and USA-based customer service. Ranked as a top weather station brand by USA Today, Better Homes and Gardens, Bob Vila, and other news outlets