Yea , but , he ' s a parent <| sep |> It ' s the worst response when you have an issue I know but it tends to fix most problems ' god speed my friend <| sep |> Sorry for the late answer , I was kind of busy with work . I can ' t share the design and code for the commercially build ones from university , but I more than happy to share code and everything of my homebuild one which isn ' t much different from the university ones . Case I used this design from thingiverse as the case with a custom made stand designed by myself which enables the weather station to be mount on a pole using zip ties Sensors I ' m using a BMP 180 , a HTU 21 D , a cup anemometer and a windvane . The windvane is an analog sensor , to read it I ' m using an ATTiny 85 configured as an I 2 C slave ADC which is connected to the main Controller , an Adafruit Huzzah ESP 8266 board , the code for the ATTiny is in the repo , too . Code Code can be found Weather in my Github repository , I also wrote the library for the BMP 180 and I am currently writing the code for the HTU 21 D . I still have to write code for the anemometer and windvane , but I think I will just use the code of the commercially build one since they use the same 2 sensors . Weather finish To seal the whole thing from weather I spray painted the case with white Belton Molotow color . Our lab tests at University have shown that it protects the plastic well enough from UV radiation , rain , snow etc . The case design is good enough that nothing gets too wet and is in their datasheet specs for relative humidity . Display all data is uploaded to thingspeak . com and can be viewed I hope it helps you with your ideas , if you have any questions feel free to ask right awayand sorry for the strange english . edit typos and formatting