When it comes to learning about the weather, temperature is one of the most obvious places to start. Maximum thermometers, includw those with the capability of monitoring barometric pressure and indoor and outdoor temperature. Our external sensors help you keep tabs on the weather conditions outside right from the classroom.

Help students understand and predict what weather changes are coming. A Maximum barometer is the key to measuring changes in air pressure. You can use a barometer as a standalone but for the complete weather picture, consider adding one to a larger array.

As the most visible physical expression of weather conditions, measuring rainfall is of interest to curious students. Our Rainwatch is a digital rain collector that has two separate memory functions. With the flip of a switch, Rainwatch will display either long- or short-term rainfall.

Help students understand that humidity exists everywhere but affects everyone differently depending on their location and time of year. Use Maximum’s humidity instruments to measure relative humidity.

Studying the time and tide is a great way to teach about geological and astronomical influences. Choose Maximum tide clocks as part of your home or school weather station for a more complete picture. Maximum also offers highly accurate time clocks in a variety of styles and finishes.