Arizona Meteorological Network
What is the Arizona Meteorological Network?
Since 1987, the Arizona Meteorological Network (AZMet) has provided essential, high-quality data and related products from its weather stations to a variety of stakeholders, including those in agriculture, water resources management, landscaping, environmental quality, and public safety. Stations track air and soil temperature, humidity, precipitation, solar radiation, and wind direction and speed. AZMet additionally provides specialized measurements like dew point temperature, vapor pressure, evapotranspiration, chill hours, heat units, and more. Data representing 15-minute, hourly, and daily values, along with various summaries and tools, are freely available online.
Network Map
Use an interactive map to find locations of current and past AZMet stations, and link to individual station data summaries and details like operational dates and sensor descriptions
AZMet in Real-time
View a table of values for current conditions like air temperature and wind speed at stations throughout the network, and explore further in charts of recent 15-minute data from individual stations
Designed for desktops and laptops
AZMet in Real-time: Mobile
View a compact list of text and sparkline charts summarizing current and recent conditions like air temperature and wind speed at individual network stations through selection or geolocation
Designed for mobile devices