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This is a Java library, which gives low level access to the WS300 weather station from ELV (http://www.elv.de/). There is a web frontend included which displays the weather data in a browser. The following hardware is supported: * WS300 PC (USB) * IPWE1 (LAN) * Raspberry Pi with FS20WUE (LAN)

WxTools (Weather Data Tool Suite) is a collection of software for collecting and displaying weather data from various weather stations. The software works with the Fine Offset WH290 and similar models (including clones such as the Pro-Signal PSG04173). It also works with the Oregon Scientific WMR180 weather station (and probably similar models such as the WMR88 and WMR100) as well as the older WMR928. Sample weather data is provided.

Weather-Forecast app is what the title says it is. It's a quick, simple weather app. The features include the basics, including forecasts, current temperature, hourly forecasts, and more. Other than that, it's really not all that complicated. It's free to download with no in-app purchases and the source code available. The weather app supports global locations and has customizable Live Tile support. It is a nice option for the times you just need to check in on the weather to plan for...

Light Weather is a free weather forecast application for mobile devices. It uses minimal internet traffic (up to 10kb per request) to retreive the weather data from the web service provided by http://www.worldweatheronline.com/.

SunnyX is a complete solution to communicate, view and store datas from a Davis Vantage Pro weather station through serial port.

A Java-based system for the collection and display of data from a Dallas Semiconductor 1-wire personal weather station, as well as common additional 1-wire sensors.

An all Java J2EE home weather station and website project. Currently based on Davis Weather Monitor II but will evolve to support other devices, servers, and databases. The project has evolved towards a fully developed Runy on Rails solutions.

This is a project designed to allow collaboration to build good, free software to poll, store, and present data obtained from different models of weather stations.