The altimeter setting
The current wind chill
The calculated dew point
Measured evapotranspiration (ET) of the day
The current graph's pointers
The measured heat index
Current inside humidity in percent
Current outside humidity in percent
The package type (always "LOOP2")
Current pressure
Absolute barometric pressure. Equals to the raw sensor (pressRaw) reading plus user entered offset (pressUserOffset).
The barometer calibration number
Barometric sensor raw reading
The used barometric reduction method to calculate the ground pressure. There are three different settings:
The used barometric reduction method encoded as number.
0
is user offset, 1
is altimeter setting and 2
is NOAA bar reduction.
The pressure's trend. There are five possible trends:
The pressure's trend encoded as number.
-60
stands for Falling Rapidly-20
stands for Falling Slowly0
stands for Steady20
stands for Rising Slowly60
stands for Rising RapidlyThe user-entered barometric offset
The amount of rain that has fallen in the recent 15 minutes
The amount of rain that has fallen in the recent hour
The amount of rain that has fallen in the recent 24 hours
The amount of rain that fell today
The current rain rate
Currently measured solar radiation
The most recent rainstorm's amount of rain
The most recent rainstorm's start date (without time)
Current inside temperature (the console's temperature)
Current outside temperature
The currently measured THSW index. Requires a solar radiation sensor.
The time the record was created
Currently measured UV index
Currently measured wind speed
Average wind speed in the recent ten minutes
Average wind speed in the recent two minutes
Currently measured wind direction encoded as string. Possible values are:
The wind speed direction in degrees (from 1
to 360
).
90°
is East, 180°
is South, 270°
is West and 360°
is North.
Speed of the heaviest gust in the recent 10 minutes
The heaviest wind gust's (windGust) direction encoded as string. Possible values are:
The heaviest wind gust's (windGust) direction in degrees (from 1
to 360
).
90°
is East, 180°
is South, 270°
is West and 360°
is North.
Generated using TypeDoc
The newer LOOP2 package used by Rev "B" firmware (dated after April 24, 2002 / v1.90 or above). Older weather stations don't support this package type. The Vantage Pro doesn't support this package at all.