I have one of those multifunction digital clock alarms that also
displays the temperature and humidity. In addition it also has a
weather display which can show a shining sun (during daylight hours
anyway), and a number of differently sized clouds depending how bad the
weather is supposed to be. In my estimation the weather interpretation
isn't too far from reality.

While I can appreciate how the temperature and humidity are measured I
wonder how it can come up with an evaluation of the current weather
conditions.

Any ideas?

It probably has a barometric sensor.

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Jim Becker
Virginia Beach Backyard Weather
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"Breakfast Bob" wrote in message
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I have one of those multifunction digital clock alarms that also
displays the temperature and humidity. In addition it also has a
weather display which can show a shining sun (during daylight hours
anyway), and a number of differently sized clouds depending how bad the
weather is supposed to be. In my estimation the weather interpretation
isn't too far from reality.

While I can appreciate how the temperature and humidity are measured I
wonder how it can come up with an evaluation of the current weather
conditions.

Any ideas?

"Breakfast Bob" wrote in message
.uk...

I have one of those multifunction digital clock alarms that also
displays the temperature and humidity. In addition it also has a
weather display which can show a shining sun (during daylight hours
anyway), and a number of differently sized clouds depending how bad the
weather is supposed to be. In my estimation the weather interpretation
isn't too far from reality.

While I can appreciate how the temperature and humidity are measured I
wonder how it can come up with an evaluation of the current weather
conditions.

Any ideas?

Would you be asking how it measures temperature and humidity digitally?

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Would you be asking how it measures temperature and humidity digitally?

No, but go ahead anyway.