Temperature & dew point
Local air and moisture
Observed locally
Parknacross Weather Graphs & Trends
Switch between 6 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours, 7 days and 30 days, including garden-soil trends when available.
Range
Last 24 hours
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Up to eight named views stay on this device. Saving includes the current zoom.
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Wind & gusts
Matches the wind chart on the Dashboard
Wind rose
Direction frequency · non-calm five-minute intervals
Sea-level pressure
Barometric trend
Rain rate
Intensity over time · stepped blocks show when rain was detected
Solar & UV
Matching time axes with separate measurement scales
Solar radiationW/m²
UV index0–11+
Lightning activity
Changes in the lightning strike counter across saved readings
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Lightning distance
Approximate distance of distinct events · detector range 0–40 km
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Soil moisture
Ecowitt soil-sensor reading at the probe location
Moisture is location-specific; compare the trend with this sensor’s normal range.
Soil temperature & conductivity
Root-zone temperature and dissolved-salt trend
Soil temperature
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Conductivity
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Each chart has its own measurement scale. Temperature is zoomed to the recorded range; the bottom of the chart does not mean zero.
Conductivity is not a direct fertiliser reading; changes against the established baseline are most useful.
How to read these charts
- Tap or hover for the exact reading and time.
- Units are printed on the axes and in reading labels.
- Longer periods are summarised while genuine highs and lows are retained.
- Blank sections mean readings are missing, not zero; lines break rather than bridge archive gaps.
Compare two dates
See how temperature, wind, rain and other readings changed at the same time of day.
Choose two dates, then select Compare dates. Both curves use Irish time; missing readings stay blank.