An amateur weather station broadcasting live observations, complete historical records, and forecasts. Built by a weather enthusiast. Shared freely with the community.
Observations recorded every 10 seconds from a single station in North Kent. Every reading stored. Forecasts pulled for the whole of Kent.
Real-time observations from the station, updated every 10 seconds. Always the latest reading, never delayed.
Every reading is preserved. Compare days, track seasons, and analyse weather patterns over months and years.
7-day forecasts for Kent, updated daily. Hourly breakdowns and plain-English outlooks so you know what to expect.
Real-time observations from the station, updated every 10 seconds.
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Kent Weather is run by James, a weather enthusiast based in Lords Wood, North Kent. The station runs on a Davis Vantage Pro 2 at 155 metres above sea level, recording conditions every 10 seconds around the clock. The goal is simple — accurate, freely available local weather data for the community. Real observations from a real place.
The station launches in phases. Phase 1 is underway — here's what comes next.
Station hardware installed and streaming. Live observations go live, the dashboard comes online, and every reading begins to be archived from day one.
Interactive historical charts, monthly and yearly summaries, and CSV data export. Dig into trends across days, weeks, and seasons.
7-day forecasts for Kent pulled from reliable forecast models, with hourly breakdowns and morning, afternoon, and evening outlooks.
A longer-term ambition — connecting amateur stations across Kent into a shared observation network for enthusiasts and researchers alike.
Drop your email and we'll notify you the moment the station goes live. No newsletters, no marketing — just a single message when we're ready.
We'll send one email. That's it.