Virtaussäädellyt

Virtaussäädellyt are a type of automatic weather forecast system used in Finland. They are installed at locations with high winds, and their primary function is to detect and display weather information to people in the surrounding area.

Virtaussäädellyt usually consist of a horizontally installed anemometer that measures wind speed, and a set of temperature sensors and rain detectors. The collected data is then processed and displayed on a screen or a series of signs installed at the location of the virtaussäädelly.

The displayed information typically includes current weather conditions, wind speed and direction, temperature, and precipitation data. The forecast provided by virtaussäädellyt is usually updated in real-time, allowing people to access the most up-to-date weather information.

Virtaussäädellyt can be found at many locations in Finland, particularly near coastal areas, airports, and high-traffic roads. They are designed to provide quick and easy access to weather information for people who need it, making them a useful tool for daily planning and decision-making.

The use of virtaussäädellyt also serves other purposes, such as warning people about extreme weather conditions, providing information to storm chasers, and aiding in the planning of construction projects and other outdoor activities. Overall, virtaussäädellyt are an essential tool for people living in areas with challenging weather conditions.