Push Service Condition Monitor

Filters provide easy ways to monitor current surface weather conditions. Practical applications are numerous and might include fire weather monitoring, high wind events, and more. Below are a few examples to get you started.

Monitor conditions for the state of Texas using all networks, where:

Air temperatures >= 90 F (and)
Relative humidity <= 30% (and)
Wind speeds >= 10 mph

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Monitor conditions for all areas using all networks, where:

Wind speeds >= 20 mph

Start monitor

Monitor conditions for all areas using all networks, where:

Air temperatures are >= 70 (and)
Relative humidity >= 80%

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Network

State

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Variable

Mode:
Expire after minutes.
Clear after minutes.

(Matching obs will appear red)

Units:
Time:

Include previous minutes.

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Condition Monitor