Under a devices details in weather adjustments you can select personal weather stations by selecting current weather station (make sure that you personal weather stations on, by using the little slide bar at the bottom).

Our system uses the weather data from Aeris.

Not an official answer, but I was looking at this as well.

From a competitor’s product FAQ on this, Aeris gets PWS weather data from the PWSWeather.com servers or through the CWOP program.

From that, one needs to have their station report their data to one of those servers and then will be seen by the controller.

I am still working on this, as I really really want to get my rain data for my FL house to the B-Hyve, as it can rain 1″ in one area and be completely dry a few miles away. I am out of luck with PWSWeather, as Davis, those expensive stations that one would think are ‘advance’, currently does not support data upload to the PWSWeather servers. I am working on getting my station to CWOP to see if it appears in the map.

That said, I can say that the B-Hyve algorithms are getting better, and the switch to Aeris is a positive as well as the ability to customize the use of weather data (percentage & rain) for rain delay. Good to see things getting better over time.

I realize Orbit can’t answer this, but can anyone else tell me what brand and model of a weather station they have successfully used for a bHyve PWS?

I found this link at PWS:

What do I need to post my data to PWSweather.com?

Doesn’t look good for my WS-2902A, that sucks.

Hello eckirchn, you may want to try adjusting your zones watering schedule adjustments found under each zones smart details page. Here you can adjust the runtime, and how often it will water. Just let me know if you need any help making these adjustments.

Thanks Brent, bringing me back to Ham Radio eh? I have been happy with weatherunderground, not sure I can do both, short of a service that migrates that data. I’ll check it out. Thanks

Think I was able to get my WeatherUnderground data transferred to PWSWeather doing this:

Found a github project for exactly this purpose (https://github.com/ecrode/WeatherViaPHP and http://wufyi.com/)

* Registered with cron-job.org (https://cron-job.org/en/signup/)
* Got my API key from Weather Undergound (https://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/) – Already had one from use with Kodi

Followed this URL format
* http://wufyi.com/?wuAPI=YourAPIwouldGoHere&wuID=UndergroundStationID&pwsID=PWSstationID&psw=YourPWSpassword

Opening this URL resulted in:

* The latest data from 14 seconds ago was transfered over to pwsweather.com; This took 371.85978889465 ms to do (270.09105682373 => 90.903043746948)

Enabled a Cron Job ever 1 minute at cron-job.org

I see my station at https://www.pwsweather.com/obs/%5Bmy station id].html, and after a few minutes, did see it in the b-hyve application for weather sensors. I will give this a bit of time, and confirm it’s really my station and it’s updating enough to help the B-Hyve, but at this point, I think I can mark this as SOLVED.