WeatherTracker for Mac 1.3.1

WeatherTracker for Mac: The Ultimate Weather Station Software

Are you a weather enthusiast who wants to keep track of the latest weather updates in your area? Do you own a Davis or Oregon Scientific weather station and want to make the most out of it? Look no further than WeatherTracker for Mac – the ultimate software solution for home users who want to stay on top of their local weather conditions.

With WeatherTracker, you can connect your Davis or Oregon Scientific weather station to your Mac computer and get real-time updates on temperature, humidity, wind speed, rainfall, and other important meteorological data. Whether you're a farmer who needs to know when it's safe to plant crops or a homeowner who wants to prepare for severe weather events, WeatherTracker has got you covered.

But that's not all – WeatherTracker also comes with a full set of features that allow you to upload your data directly to popular online services like Weather Underground and CWOP (Citizen Weather Observer Program). This means that not only will you be able to monitor your local conditions from the comfort of your home, but also contribute valuable data that can help improve global weather forecasting models.

What's more, if you're an advanced user who likes tinkering with scripts and automation tools, then you'll love the fact that WeatherTracker comes with full AppleScript support. This means that you can create custom scripts that automate tasks like uploading data or generating reports based on specific criteria. With this level of flexibility and customization options at your fingertips, there's no limit to what you can achieve with WeatherTracker.

So whether you're a casual user who just wants an easy way to check the temperature outside or an advanced user who wants complete control over their weather station setup, give WeatherTracker for Mac a try today. With its intuitive interface, powerful featureset, and seamless integration with popular online services like Wunderground and CWOP – it's sure to become an indispensable tool in any serious meteorologist's toolkit!