Weather Station sponsored by
ColusaNET
Data since August 2006.  Rain year begins July 1.
( History Graphs )

 

  
Current Weather at Colusa, CA

Current Outside Temperature Current Outside Humidity Current Outside Dewpoint Current Wind Chill Current Barometer

Network Room Temp Network Room Humidity Current Wind Direction Current Wind Speed 10 minute avg wind speed

Current Heat Index Current THW Index Air Density Current UV Index Current Solar Radiation

Today's Rain  Storm Rain Total  Current Rain Rate  Monthly Rain Total  Yearly Rain Total
Temperature
 48.7°F
Humidity
 75%
Dewpoint
 41.1°F
Wind
 W at 0.0 mph
Barometer
 29.986 in & Rising Slowly
Today's Rain
 0.00 in
Rain Rate
 0.00 in/hr
Storm Total
 0.00 in
Monthly Rain
 0.46 in
Yearly Rain (July 1)
 0.46 in
Wind Chill
 48.7°F
THW Index
 48.4°F
Heat Index
 48.4°F
UV
 0.0 index
Solar Radiation
 0 W/m²
Today's Highs/Lows

High Temperature

Low Temperature

57.4°F   at   12:00a

48.5°F  at    5:53a

High Humidity

Low Humidity

75%    at   5:56a

56%   at   12:03a

High Dewpoint

Low Dewpoint

44.0°F   at   4:54a

40.0°F at  3:40a

High Barometer

Low Barometer

29.986 in   at   5:59a

29.936 in  at   12:14a

High Rain Rate

0.00 in/hr   at  ----

Low Wind Chill

49.0°F   at 5:40a

High Heat Index

56.0°F   at  12:00a

High UV

0.0 index  at   ----

High Solar Radiation

0 W/m²  at   ----

We need your help.  ColusaNET is looking for any local owners of laboratory grade weather instruments to compare readings with our new weather station.  Our goal is to calibrate the sensors as closely as possible to real, accurate, local conditions.  If you have a highly accurate barometer, thermometer, or hygrometer, please email me directly (rkunze-at-colusanet.com) so we can get together and compare readings.  So far we've been unable to get any local, accurate data.

Additionally, if you have any year-to-date weather data such as rainfall etc, please send it so I can use it in the historic database.    Having a local weather station will aid anyone who seeks real time local data.  The more historical data we can acquire, the more helpful it will be.  (Rk)