WeatherLink review
A station-data platform with crop and irrigation views, but no field forecasts listed.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
WeatherLink, from Davis Instruments, helps personal weather-station owners view, analyze, and share station and sensor data. It suits growers who already have supported station equipment and want to pair current readings with agricultural views for frost, weather, crop, irrigation, and pest risks. The platform includes web access, iOS and Android apps, and an API, with cloud data uploads from supported Davis equipment.
For station-data work, WeatherLink offers customizable dashboards, charts with multiple y-axes and selectable time ranges, historical browsing, and CSV export. Users can share stations or explore the public station map, and configure alerts for sensor readings or calculated conditions. Integrated pest management risk tracking adds an agriculture-related layer. The Mobilize app is the route to frost, weather, crop, and irrigation views and reports; the product details do not describe field-localized forecasts, so growers seeking forecasts tailored to individual fields should compare alternatives.
The published plans show a free Basic tier with bulletin data tiles, viewing and export, network map, custom charting, integrated pest management, and the WeatherLink and Mobilize apps. Pro adds six Pro Shares and five-minute third-party intervals; Pro+ offers ten Pro Shares and third-party intervals up to one minute. Pro includes a 30-day free trial. Listed pricing is per device, and access to advanced features and intervals depends on the account tier and device. WeatherLink also connects with Weather Underground and CWOP, with email and phone support. Choose it for station-centered monitoring and agricultural reports; look elsewhere if field forecasts are central to the workflow.
WeatherLink pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Custom dashboards, sensor charts, historical browsing, and CSV exports
- Mobilize app reports cover frost, weather, crop, irrigation, and pest risks
- Configurable alerts and API access to personal station data
- Where it doesn't
- Field forecasts are not listed
- Advanced features and data intervals depend on account tier and device
- Agriculture views are part of a broader personal weather-station platform
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