Weather stations can not only provide immediate weather forecasts, but also monitor and record climate change for a long time, providing a scientific basis for formulating policies to deal with climate change. They can also observe hydrological information such as precipitation and evaporation, help agricultural irrigation systems rationalize water resources, and predict natural disasters such as floods and droughts. At the same time, weather stations can also monitor and record environmental indicators such as air quality and visibility to help people understand and assess environmental conditions.

Weather stations are only part of a family of weather stations, which can also be classified according to their nature, who they serve, where they are built, and whether they are manned. For example, according to the nature, weather stations can be divided into weather stations, climate stations, agricultural weather stations, weather radar stations, Marine weather stations, etc. According to the service object, meteorological stations can be divided into salt station, forest station, hydrometeorological station, etc. According to the construction location of meteorological stations, meteorological stations can be divided into mountain meteorological stations, island meteorological stations, alpine meteorological stations, etc. According to the unattended points, weather stations can be divided into manned weather stations and unattended weather stations (also known as automatic weather stations). https://jxdziot.com/blog/9337.html