This place has a good selection of different brands.

http://www.ambientweather.com/

I just installed the Davis Vantage Pro 2 which has everything you
requested below. But be forewarned, you have to spend extra money to
hook it up to your computer. You would have to additionally purchase the
software package that includes the serial or USB cable connection.

But check out their support forum at the above site. Lots of good
information there.





Von Fourche wrote:
Hello all! First post here.

Ok, last year my family got one of my brothers a La Crosse weather
station for around $80.00 He really enjoys it. This year we got another of
my brothers the same weather station.

Well, while picking up the weather station for my brother this year I
bought myself a ten dollar La Crosse weather gauge that has a sensor that
goes outside and tells you inside and outside temperature. I love this
little cheap thing.

So now, some time in the spring I want to get a more expensive weather
station for myself. Price from $150 to $300 to possibly $500

I want something that shows inside and outside temperature, wind speed
and direction, rain gauge, humidity, and everything else that is or is not
important. I've seen some on the La Crosse website from around $150 to
$350. Are these any good or junk? What are the good weather stations?

I live in the mid-west, so the outside equipment will have to be able to
take all types of weather - freezing cold, hot and humid, rain, icy weather,
snow, etc...

Also, I want to be able to do download the data to a computer.

Thanks!