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Potential source of information on soil moisture and temperature

albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.

10 years ago

FWIW, FYI etc. wunderground.com is offering a ''preview'' of their new ''personal-weather-station/dashboard'' which purports to someday offer, in addition to, the usual stuff ''Soil Moisture:-- Soil Temp:-- Leaf Wetness:''

There is no time-frame offered as to when this will be operational

(In my neighborhood the wounderground's old PWS sites have been very good at providing air temperatures and wind information every few minutes for several years. The ''new'' website is believed to be to accommodate mobile devices. The old sites seem to still be operational.)

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albert_135 　 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
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