Home Weather Center
Description:Home Weather Center is Shareware program for Mac OS X developed by Lightsoft Home Weather Center (HWC) is a weather graphing, monitoring and analysis application for Mac OS X. HWC is designed as a virtual weather station using Internet based weather sources very than the more habitual and costly hardware based sensors.
As information is gathered and stored in its database HWC allows you to scene weather statistics such as the lowest temperature, or the highest wind speed through any stretch period stored in the database. In summation HWC contains a newspaper for weather notes and can create snare pages containing contemporaneous conditions, graphs, statistics and a web-cam picture. HWC can upload these snare pages to your server for manifest via a snare browser anywhere in the world.
HWC also monitors the weather and can race a situate of pre-defined and user programmed alerts that can trigger emails, depute SMS messages to your mobile phone and/or race scripts should an vigilant trigger.
Home Weather Center offers the following primary features:
Continuous and unrestrained recording, monitoring and analysis of weather information for up to three locations. Provides graphs of temperature, dew point, wind chill, wind speed, wind direction, precipitation and barometric pressure. Can graph and manifest conditions for any date in the database; dates can be entered using common language; for example 'last wednesday'. Graph scales limit from 1 to 56 days. Continuous statistics estimation and manifest. Continuous database timeline maintenance; if HWC misses samples, information is interpolated between last know satisfactory sample and the modern. Database query smoothness for example querying the totality rainfaill through a delineated date limit. A newspaper, linked to the database for recording your own weather notes. Web page reproduction and upload to snare server of contemporaneous conditions, graphs, snare cam picture, statistics and newspaper. Export of information from any date limit within the database. Supplied with four sources of weather information weather.com, The Weather Underground, METAR and NOAA. Plug-in decoder architecture; user |
