If you go to the physics building you will notice a box with equipment in it on the west side of the atrium. That equipment is the Texas Weather Instruments WRL-25 weather station located at UF and it’s available for everyone to see. What you might not see, however, is the weather sensors on the roof that the box is connected to. The sensors can detect the standard array of weather phenomena: temperature, wind speed/direction, rainfall, humidity, and p r e s s u r e , as well as some more esoteric data like lighting counts and solar intensity. The weather station records and logs the weather data in its internal memory. The data is then downloaded to a computer through a network connection and is displayed graphically. If you are not in the physics building for some odd reason and thus cannot look at the display in person there is a website that displays the same info. (http://www. phys.ufl.edu/weather/).