WeatherXM
WeatherXM describes a weather network in which participants deploy and maintain weather stations.
Project description based on its own documentation.
Profile sources checked: . This date refers to the introduction, not a network observation.
About the project
WeatherXM’s documentation describes a weather network that relies on its community to deploy and maintain weather stations. The project says it brings the stations’ local observations together, assesses their quality and complements existing reference stations, satellites and forecast models.
A ground observation network
The network page describes independently operated weather stations that measure local conditions. WeatherXM states that it adds observations between existing measurement points and complements reference networks rather than replacing them.
Source: A ground observation network ↗Station models and connectivity
WeatherXM lists station models for different connections: Wi-Fi, LoRaWAN, cellular, LoRa mesh and direct-to-satellite. The stations page describes all models as serving the same purpose: physical weather observations where an application needs them.
Source: Station models and connectivity ↗Data quality checks
The documentation describes a Data Quality algorithm that scores the confidence in a station’s weather data. The page states that the algorithm is at version 1.0. It also lists checks marked with later version numbers, such as comparison with reference data and detection of indoor stations and obstacles.
Source: Data quality checks ↗WXM and rewards
WeatherXM’s documents describe $WXM as an ERC-20 token issued by the WeatherXM Network Association. Station owners are rewarded in $WXM for the data they contribute, and the token is described for governing the network and for licensing weather data for commercial use. This reflects the project’s documentation and does not state an expected return.
Source: WXM and rewards ↗Check installation requirements
The installation guide stresses correct placement, with a suitable pole, secure mounting and spacing. It states that faulty installation results in fewer or no WXM rewards. Read the current guide for your station model before installing.
Source: Check installation requirements ↗Source date and scope
The website editors read CMIEON’s archived copies of these sources on 5 November 2026. The copies were captured between 24 September and 5 November 2026. This date records the source review. This introduction is editorial and is not CORE-verified fact. Available CORE evidence and questions depend on your account access.
Source: Source date and scope ↗Related public introductions
Same network category; not a quality comparison or endorsement.
- Nubila — Nubila describes a decentralized network of weather and environmental sensors whose data is validated and delivered to applications.
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