Versions:

  • 1.0.3
  • 1.0.2
  • 1.0.1
  • 1.0.0

TempestData is a Windows desktop application developed by MABeatty1978 that serves as a dedicated viewer for the WeatherFlow Tempest personal weather station. Its core purpose is to give Tempest station owners a convenient way to access, review, and export the observation data their hardware collects, all from the desktop environment rather than relying solely on web or mobile interfaces. As a utility in the weather and home-monitoring software category, it addresses a common need among weather enthusiasts, amateur meteorologists, gardeners, researchers, and homeowners who want direct control over the measurements produced by their own equipment. The application's feature set centers on two practical functions. First, it presents observation data from a connected WeatherFlow Tempest station in a viewable format, allowing users to examine the readings their station has recorded. Second, it provides an export capability, enabling that observation data to be extracted from the application for use elsewhere. This export function is particularly relevant for users who wish to archive their weather history, perform their own analysis in spreadsheet or statistical tools, share datasets with others, or integrate station readings into personal projects and records. The current release of TempestData is version 1.0.3, and the software has progressed through four published versions in total. This version history indicates ongoing maintenance and iterative improvement by the publisher since the initial release, with each successive version building on the application's foundation as a Tempest weather station viewer. The 1.0.x numbering scheme suggests a stable first-generation product line that continues to receive updates. TempestData is distributed for the Windows platform, making it suitable for users who run their weather station workflows on a desktop or laptop PC. Anyone who owns a WeatherFlow Tempest station and wants a straightforward desktop tool for viewing observations and exporting the underlying data for record-keeping, analysis, or backup purposes represents the intended audience for this application.

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