Every home weather station you have seen has the same three parts: spinning cups, a wind vane and a tipping bucket, all of which eventually jam, wear or fill with leaves. Tempest deletes all three. Wind speed and direction come from ultrasonic transducers that time sound pulses across the gap, rain is detected by a haptic sensor that picks up the impact of individual drops, and it also watches for lightning within roughly 25 miles. It is solar powered, reports every few seconds, and everything lands on your phone instead of a wall-mounted console. It is a weather station where the only moving part is the weather.
AmazonWeatherFlow
Tempest Weather Station with Ultrasonic Wind and Haptic Rain Sensing
For people tired of anemometer cups breaking in the first storm, the $349 Tempest reads wind by ultrasound and rain by a sensor that hears each drop. It has zero moving parts.
- Price
- $349.00
- Channel
- Amazon
- Listed
- 2026-10-03
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