The Summer Science Institutes'

The Science of Weather

This course in meteorology is part of the Summer Science Institute for High School and Community College Teachers sponsored by:

The lecturer for the course was Professor Gerald Dunifer. Assistant Professor James Johnson ran the laboratory section and is in charge of the network of weather stations shown on this page.

One central part of this year's course is the funding by the Community Foundation of computerized weather stations at the high schools of 10 of the participants. These are scattered throughout the metro area and relay weather information back to this web page.

WeatherCAM: on WSU's Physics Building looking at Downtown Detroit

Select a weather station:
Note that some weather stations at the high-schools may not be available during the summer months.

Choose one of the 6 following options:

Entering the date (and maybe time) is necessary for all of the following options:
, ; : EDT
    3. Weather Data from an arbitrary time. (not totally finished yet)
    4. Weather Summary: Daily Monthly Yearly (slow)
Select type of data and interval for graph or table options:
Data Type: Time Interval:
    5. Data Graph
    6. Data Table

Other Weather links

Weather Station Upload.exe software, version 1.4, new on 12/8/98


This page is maintained by Jim Johnson. Last updated on 1/21/99.