Yes, we don’t have all stations in the self-calibration system yet, but we’re getting closer to a network-wide solution.
Indeed. Unlike rain start and lightning strike alerts, it would be tricky to create a UV alert that all users would want/need. A configurable alert may be better, perhaps in the future - we’re trying to keep the app super simple for now, and let third-party solutions (like IFTTT) handle the more complex stuff.
Our UV was very high for Green Bay, Wisconsin, peaking at 12.3. But the Sky just went online yesterday evening, and it was a very sunny day with blue skies – and in Wisconsin we aren’t used to seeing the sun, either – so I’m hoping this will calibrate.
Maybe it’s to early because I had it up for just 2 days.
But when the sun peaks trough I have reading above 6.
For this time of year it is too high.
Normally would be around 5 or lower.
This in the sun callibration as far as I know mine goes up to 9.8 sometimes 5 could be highest on our latittude chek my station in profile or here https://smartweather.weatherflow.com/share/4967/grid lat about 52 N and long about 6
hey ron time to put the sun factor lotion 200 , max here for this time of year is 8 or there abouts much southerly latitude 41. than yourself just looked as yours dont worry it’s fixable…
dont worry ron wait a few days if doesnt fall into the forecasted values then drop @dsj a message he is pretty responsive in dealing with UV issues . glad you finally got it … have fun…brian
Yep noticed that, but the air isnt right in good position I ve to find a good ventilated spot working on it. My other station (a cheap WH1080) gives 75 % thats more in line. I keep an eye on it too
@dsj FYI today we had a rather bright day so here are the results of my Sky and of the official TEMIS and dutch RIVM this give you an idea about the UVI measure on lat 52.2 and longitude 6.00