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

Are you looking for a reliable and accurate weather forecaster to keep track of the temperature, humidity, and even moon phases? Look no further than the AcuRite Digital Weather Forecaster in sleek black design (00829). This innovative device offers a range of features that will help you stay informed and prepared for any weather conditions.Keep tabs on the temperature inside and outside your home, allowing you to dress appropriately and adjust your thermostat as needed. Monitor the humidity level in your home for optimal comfort and to prevent issues such as mold and mildew. Stay connected with nature by tracking the current moon phase, perfect for stargazers and those who appreciate the beauty of the night sky. The best part about these forecasters is that you can easily replace sensors if needed, ensuring continuous accuracy and functionality.One of the standout features of the AcuRite Digital Weather Forecaster is its ability to replace sensors easily. Unlike Oregon Scientific, which offers no replacement sensors here or on its website. It will be the last time I buy one of theirs. This feature gives me peace of mind knowing that I can always maintain the accuracy of the device without having to purchase a whole new unit. The sleek black design adds a modern touch to my home decor.Overall, the AcuRite Digital Weather Forecaster (00829) is a must-have device for anyone who wants to stay informed about the weather conditions in and around their home.

Great weather station. I appreciate the non color LED screen, keeps things basic but still functional and easy to read

Slightly larger numbers would improve this device. It is accurate and reliable.

Since our analog outdoor thermometer now reads 65-90 in the snow, it was time for a change. After reading lots of mediocre reviews of various color, back-lit, and wifi'd systems, I settled for one that is quite basic. Since looking out the window only gave us the temperature, that was all we really needed; this does that. Its a basic LCD display, so I expect the batteries will last a while; no color, no back light. Yes its hard to read in the dark, but mostly we want to see it first thing in the morning. So far so good. We tested it by placing the sensor, next to the base unit, in our unheated garage, and then in our outdoor mailbox. The inside and garage readings seemed reasonable but the mailbox provided a 47 reading with 14" of snow on the ground. As it turns out, the temperature was right, it was just a warm day. We don't care if the "forecasting" works, thats what the tv is for at news time. This fits the bill for a simple, easy to read and inexpensive outdoor thermometer.

I spent a LOT of time looking for an. . . what to call it?. . . 'entry level weather-station-like' device. What I am saying, not a true weather station - but something fairly close to being like one.I looked at dozens of these things on Amazon, with dozens of different combinations of features, and finally settled on this low-priced Accurite.I decided that I didn't need the kind that displayed everything in color (more strain on batteries, and didn't want the plug-in-the-wall kind, or push-a-button-to-see-the-data kind), just the 'always on for viewing' monochrome kind would do just fine.Also didn't need the rain gauge thing, or the wind measurement thing - just wanted the indoor/outdoor temps, humidity indoor and out, and barometer.The barometer part is still "Learning" (it says this on the display - not sure what this means, exactly). One day the barometric pressure dropped a teensy bit, the thing said I was in for a wind, rain and lightning storm. Well. . . I'm in northern California, not gonna be any rain (or wind or lightning) in the forecast anytime soon (at 104 temps in the Sacramento area at the time of this "prediction", it ain't gonna happen). The directions said that the barometer part might be "Learning" for a couple of weeks or so, I'll wait to pass judgement on what it finally "learns".But I will say that I am completely satisfied with the device, just as it is - the indoor/outdoor temps are accurate - with is mostly what I was looking for, anyway (I checked the temps against against a thermometer I have, for accuracy verification). Anything else - indoor/outdoor humidity, outdoor dew point, barometer - for me, are just icing on the cake.The device arrived, insert batteries, easy set-up (actually minimal set up - just needed to set this thing for my time zone).What's not to like?If you are looking for a bare-bones, monochrome, battery-powered, instrument, at a VERY reasonable price (at the time I bought this it was about $29.00) this is definitely the one for you.Enjoy. :-)

This is a budget friendly, made in China, indoor/outdoor thermometer with some basic weather station functions. The Outdoor thermometer works well, as long as it is out of the sun. Place it on a dark side of a tree trunk, or under a deck behind a post as I did. The indoor thermometer is much more susceptible to sunlight. Any light touching it will skew the temperature by 10 degrees or more. The case is cheap plastic and I assume the probe is sitting right against the plastic, which is why it is so sensitive to light. As for the predictions of upcoming weather, so far it has indicated rain on numerous occasions, and it never materialized. I guess it correlates any rise in outdoor humidity as an opportunity for rain. I do not put much stock in any predictions provided.

This has replaced a similar AccuRite weather display that finally succumbed to old age. I like that it has a barometer, dew point and moon phase. So far, has been very accurate with outdoor and indoor temps. The reliability of the predictive forecast icons are hit and miss. It's not a big deal, but the sensor signal display is not located in the upper left corner, as shown in the photo. It's actually located just above the outdoor humidity reading on the right hand side, which makes for a cramped appearance. Far from a deal breaker, but don't stare at that area waiting for the sensor signal to connect. :)

Good for indoor station, with outdoor monitoring.

No issues, good quality.

Outdoor unit does not work from even 10 feet

Après les 14 jours que le baromètre s'habitue à l'environnement, le système semble précis et annonce bien le temps qui s'en vient. Intéressant le fait que tout se met à l'heure et la date sans intervention.

This works well for me, is accurate, even right now in our extreme cold, -15 with -24 windchill. Only down side is it’s hard to read, the background is dark with black numbers. Needs a lighter or white background to be easier to read without picking it up or getting close

I just wanted a station that is easy to set up and give me the inside and outside temps. The additional things such as barometric pressure, inside and outside humidity and moon phases are just pluses that I appreciate and don’t complicate the setup procedure. I didn’t need all the bells and whistles and the engineering degree required to set up a weather station. This meets my wants very adequately thank you.