First stop of the morning. Montesano! Feels like the PNW today.

We’ve completed 60 stations! 3/5 of the planned network! #Mesonet site #60 was finished last week outside of Mansfield, WA, on the Waterville Plateau. This site concludes our 2025 construction campaign. #wawx

We completed #Mesonet site #59 last week in Poulsbo, WA! This is our sole location in Kitsap County. #wawx

#Mesonet site #58 was installed last week! It rounded out the far southeastern corner of Washington in Anatone, in the shadow of the Blue Mountains.

#Mesonet site #57 was completed yesterday in Dryden, WA! We’re sorting out the software right now and hope data will be flowing by next week! #wawx

Wrapping up the first day of station build in Dryden, WA. #wawx #rainbow

Striking sunset from our experimental station cam in Mount Vernon!

We’ve put up the 56th #Mesonet site in Toledo, WA!

Visiting the Enumclaw site today. Mt. Rainier looking glorious in the distance!

Wrapping up spring maintenance at the Seattle #Mesonet site this morning!

We said goodbye to the old Puyallup Agweathernet location today as it was decommissioned. We had left it in until the end of growing season to help researchers with data continuity. The new Puyallup mesonet site remains to support the community.

A cold air pool has entrenched a layer of fog over eastern WA for the last two weeks. Stagnant air has led to daily temperature fluctuations of only 4F. Only a few days have seen solar rad over 150 W/m^2. We're holding out hope for sunny skies to recharge our struggling solar powered batteries.

Upgrades have been completed transitioning the AgWeatherNet site in Chehalis to the 55th Mesonet site!

Mesonet site #54 online from Kettle Falls, WA! Data available at weather.wsu.edu