
WeatherHAT converts Raspberry Pi into a weather display with RGB, cloud, rain, thunder, sun LEDs. Python-controlled, PWM brightness.
Turn your Raspberry Pi into an interactive weather station with the Cyntech WeatherHAT, a compact add-on board packed with colourful LEDs. This HAT displays current conditions, a day-ahead forecast, or even the weather for an upcoming holiday – all at a glance. Beyond weather, it is perfect for creating interactive games, adding an extra dimension of play to your projects.
The board is equipped with 7 RGB LEDs, 6 white cloud/star LEDs, 6 blue raindrop LEDs, 6 yellow thunderstorm LEDs, and 1 large yellow sun LED, giving you a full palette to represent any weather scenario. With PWM brightness control, you can adjust the LED intensity to suit your environment. The design allows the Raspberry Pi to stand sideways, making placement flexible and convenient.
Controlled via Python, the WeatherHAT is accessible for both beginners and experienced makers. Please note that the Raspberry Pi itself is not included.
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