Stay informed with the best home weather station

The Ecowitt WS2910 weather station includes a wireless, 7-in-1, solar-powered outdoor sensor housing and an indoor display console with a colour LCD screen. The outdoor sensor has a set of wind cups, a wind vane, a rain gauge, a thermo-hygrometer, and a sensor to monitor UV levels. All the data collected by the sensor is transmitted live to the display unit, or you can download Ecowitt's companion app for a deeper data dive.

This weather station has two hanging holes in the rear of the display, but thanks to the built-in stand, it can also be used as a tabletop unit. Reviewers praise it for being easy to set up, although it should be noted that to get the most out of the sensors, it really needs to be mounted on a pole.

This attractive option from ALLOMN has a vivid colour display that will show you 12 or 24-hour time settings, the date, indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity readings, a weather forecast, 12 levels of moon phase display, and five levels of indoor 'climate comfort' display.

This unit can be hooked up to a USB power source or operated from batteries, although the backlit display will dim if you choose the latter option. The outdoor sensor can be placed as far as 60 metres away, as long as there is a clear 'line of sight' between the sensor and the display unit. This pick comes in two finishes: warm wood or classic black.

Tried and tested by Modern Gardens Commerce Content Writer Amy-Mae Turner: "I've had this weather station set up for several months now, and I'm really pleased with it. The faux wooden frame and vibrant colour display are attractive and give me all the info I need about the temperature and humidity levels inside and outside my home.

The indoor humidity is a useful metric for me as I try to keep it at around 60% for my precious houseplants. If the humidity drops below that, I crank up my plant humidifier to get more moisture into the air. I also keep an eye on the indoor temperature as if that drops below a certain level, I feel justified in popping the heating on. This weather station's temperature readings have always been consistent with those from my heating controller and my Alexa Show, so I believe them to be accurate.

I find the graphic-based weather forecast information a bit basic, but I do like the moon phase display, which clearly shows when a full moon is expected. Overall, this was simple to set up, and the display screen is logically laid out and easy to read, even from across the room."

ThermoPro is a trusted brand when it comes to all things temperature-related and this unit currently enjoys a 4.3-star Amazon rating from over 7,500 reviewers. This weather station is a simple, budget-friendly option that measures indoor and outdoor temperatures and humidity.

The display unit features a four-inch LCD display with a backlit touchscreen. The back of the display boasts a magnet so you can pop it on your fridge for at-a-glance temperature checks during the day. It comes with one outdoor sensor, but can support two more for even more weather monitoring.

Dedicated weather watchers will geek out over this smart weather station thanks to the amount of data it can provide and how much you can customise that information to suit your needs. This system is comprised of an Ambient Weather Osprey Sensor Array with wind cups, a wind vane, and a rainfall collector, and there's also a standalone colour display screen.

There's also an Ambient Weather companion app that allows you to access real-time and historical weather data when you're away from home. You can also set up high/low alerts for various parameters. If you're the social type, you can share weather data with others across popular weather-themed web platforms.

This BRESSER weather station isn't our most aesthetically pleasing option, but what it lacks in looks, it makes up for with German precision. This radio-controlled clock receives the DCF-77 European atomic clock radio timing signal from Frankfurt in Germany. The LCD display gives you 10 weather measurement values, including indoor and outdoor temperatures, humidity, air pressure, and wind speed and direction.

It can be set up to offer frost/ice alerts, which is handy for gardeners who will want to move pots and plants if there is a risk of a ground frost. Reviewers report being happy with the 5-in-1 outdoor multi-sensor, which comes complete with the mounting accessories you will need.

This Geevon weather station is a popular choice for both a desktop display and a bedside table alarm clock. The robust alarm clock settings include a five-minute snooze function that can be activated by pressing the 5.9-inch touchscreen LCD Display. There is also an adjustable backlight, so you can ensure it isn't too bright during the night.

On the weather side of things, it provides you with inside and outside temperatures and humidity levels, moon phase data, and a future weather forecast for the next 24 hours. You can also customise alerts by setting the high/low values of temperature and humidity. This unit comes with one wireless outdoor sensor, but it can support up to three if you have a need to set up more.

If you don't need a standalone weather station screen display, Netatmo's tidy solution gives you an indoor and an outdoor sensor that transmits the data directly to your laptop, tablet, or smartphone. It can also be operated by voice via Alexa on Amazon Echo, or via Siri thanks to the compatibility with Apple HomeKit.

This system can send you real-time notifications and give you a seven-day weather forecast so you can better plan your outdoor activities, whether that's in the garden or beyond. Reviewers appreciate that the indoor sensor also monitors indoor air quality, so you can set this up to get alerts if your home's CO2 levels are too high.