What it observes
Calculated from observations: feels-like temperature, dew point and sea-level pressure. These are derived values, rather than separate outdoor sensor measurements.
52.6°N · 6.3°W · North Wexford Coast · Ireland
Parknacross Weather is an independently operated personal weather station in the Ardamine area of north County Wexford, Ireland. It provides local observations for a coastal location where conditions can vary noticeably from larger inland stations. The exact residential position is intentionally not published.
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The WS90 measures outdoor air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed and direction, rainfall, solar radiation and UV. Wind is measured ultrasonically, with no rotating cups; rainfall uses a piezoelectric sensor.
Explore weather charts →Parknacross Weather uses an Ecowitt WS90 ultrasonic outdoor array paired with an Ecowitt GW3001 gateway. The WS90 records the residential coastal microclimate in Parknacross, Ardamine. Confirmed installation dates, mounting heights and changes are listed in the exposure history below; an unlogged position should not be treated as a verified historical installation.
As a residential installation, the site is not intended to replicate an official World Meteorological Organization (WMO) reference station.
Calculated from observations: feels-like temperature, dew point and sea-level pressure. These are derived values, rather than separate outdoor sensor measurements.
A little context helps when comparing Parknacross with another station.
Nearby buildings, roofs and shelter can influence wind and temperature. The exposure log records confirmed changes; mounting details and historical dates should be verified before comparing installation periods. These observations describe this particular location; they are not an official reference-station record.
The WS90 estimates rainfall using a piezoelectric sensor rather than a tipping bucket. Treat very small amounts with care when comparing rain totals with another gauge.
The detector reports nearby lightning with an estimated range up to about 40 km. A zero count means no strikes were reported by this detector, rather than proof that no lightning occurred.
The soil sensor describes its own planting location. Moisture and root-zone temperature can differ elsewhere in the garden. Conductivity describes electrical conductivity; it is not a direct measure of plant nutrition.
A simple overview of how reliably the station is collecting and saving weather data.
Freshness describes the latest observation; coverage describes how many expected readings were saved. Missing older readings do not necessarily mean the station is offline now. Explore archive coverage · Open system status
Firmware, sensor installation, calibration and maintenance changes are recorded so historical observations have useful context.
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Quiet hours suppress notifications; missed alerts are not queued for later. A matching start and end mutes the whole day. Rain-start alerts are limited to once in three hours, gust alerts to once in two hours, low-temperature alerts to once in six hours, heavy-rain alerts to once an hour, and lightning alerts to once in 15 minutes.
These are local station notifications, not official weather warnings. Met Éireann remains the source for official warnings and safety-critical decisions.
Parknacross Weather is not an official forecasting or warning service. For safety-critical decisions and official weather warnings, always use Met Éireann. Local observations may occasionally be delayed by internet, power, gateway or cloud-service interruptions.
Independent availability and health checks for Parknacross Weather.
Independent uptime checks help identify website and service interruptions.
Availability checks are handled by UptimeRobot, with email alerts configured for failures. These entries describe the monitoring setup, not live uptime results. A successful HTTP response alone does not prove database connectivity; that requires checking the health response content.
Live storage usage for the historical Parknacross weather archive.
Archive capacity is estimated from recent growth and may change over time. The site shows a simple estimate of how much storage remains; the hosting service provides the official usage figures.
Useful checks when the installed website, offline cache or notifications do not behave as expected.