DIY Weather Stations are an ideal way to spark an interest in Science for Learners

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These are fully functional Sparkfun weather stations that require no soldering to assemble. They are based around the very cheap BBC micro:bit processor. The weather station can read temperature, humidity, pressure as well as light level, soil moisture and temperature, wind direction and speed, and also has a rain gauge.

Building a weather station is a practical project that helps unlock an interest in science, and the micro:bit processor also forms the heart of many more such DIY projects.

In South Africa I see the kits and parts are all available at Communica for purchase at https://www.communica.co.za/products/spf-climate-kit-for-micro-bit.

See https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/microclimate-kit-experiment-guide

source https://gadgeteer.co.za/diy-weather-stations-are-an-ideal-way-to-spark-an-interest-in-science-for-learners/