School Weather Station: Empowering Campus Life and Cultivating Teenagers' Interest in Atmospheric Science

With the continuous exploitation and consumption of Earth's resources by humans, global climate change has become increasingly abnormal and unpredictable, and this change profoundly affects human work and life. Against this backdrop, the research, mastery, and application of atmospheric science have reached an unprecedented level of importance, and it has also become crucial to disseminate meteorological knowledge and carry out meteorological science education among teenagers. The school weather station is precisely a response to this demand; it is not only the core venue for conducting meteorological observation and popular science education on campus but also a key highlight of the school's teaching and research innovation.

As an important facility on campus, this weather station is equipped with a complete set of automatic meteorological monitoring equipment, which can collect and record a variety of meteorological elements in real time. In addition to temperature and humidity, these elements also include wind speed, wind direction, rain and snow, radiation, air pressure, etc. These elements are core indicators for understanding the campus climate, and they can provide accurate real-time weather data for the school's education administration department, facilitating the orderly development of various campus work.

All data collected by the weather station is uploaded to the campus-specific environmental monitoring cloud platform in real time. Teachers and students can view real-time data and historical statistical charts through the campus official website or a dedicated APP, and they can also use this data to conduct in-depth exploration of natural laws: for example, observing and analyzing changes in wind direction and speed to understand the impact of different wind forces on pedestrians and vehicles; jointly studying the formation principles of rain and snow, exploring the laws of radiation propagation, and understanding the connection between meteorology and ecology in practice.

The weather station provides vivid practical materials for subjects such as geography and biology. By participating in data collation and analysis, students not only broaden their horizons but also stimulate their interest and enthusiasm for natural sciences. In campus management, meteorological data provides references for the scheduling of activities such as sports meetings and outdoor courses, and helps optimize campus greening irrigation plans. The school also regularly issues weather tips to the entire campus based on the weather station data to help teachers and students prepare for travel and protection. This enables the school weather station to truly become an important force in serving campus life and promoting science education.