Weather Station Using Raspberry Pi

Weather is the everyday climate that is hard to predict and impacts human activities and is important in many different sectors. However, it is expensive and huge, bringing pain to current meteorological stations on the market. The aim is to develop a weather station that provides real-time warnings for climate monitoring, interfaces with a cloud platform and analyses weather. This project has been completed with a Weather Station to record weather conditions by means of SparkFun Weather Shield, Arduino Uno R3 and Weather Meter. Data from the sensors are then recorded using Raspberry Pi 3 Model B in Google Cloud SQL, where they are gateway and the analysis of meteorological data is done. The website and mobile application are designed to illustrate real-time weather conditions for managing and users using Google Data Studio and Android Studio. In this Article various environmental components may be monitored in real time utilising IoT at minimum costs. For this reason, we use the ARM-based Raspberry Pi board. The Raspberry Pi OS is selected for the Linux kernel. Python, as the Idle is understood, is a programming language. A wide range of digital and analogue sensors, such DHT11, BMP180, LDR and a distinctive scale, are used with ULN2803 for measuring the environment parameter. The Raspberry Pi server, which is saved to CSV and text files, reads these input sensor data. Customers may obtain this information from anywhere in the globe on stuffpeak.com in real time. To connect the server to the client, use the HTTP protocol.