Meteorología Valle de Mena
The public dashboard of the Valle de Mena weather station network (Burgos, Spain): anyone can come in and see, minute by minute, what the weather is doing in each village of the valley, with a map, live cameras and sky timelapses.
Beyond the weather right now, the site is the climate archive of the region: daily, monthly and yearly history per station, records and exportable annual reports.
Features
The full network live: temperature, rain, wind, humidity and pressure per station, with trend sparklines and favourites.
Interactive map with every station geolocated and its live data.
Station comparator showing how the last 24 hours evolved.
Per-station page: daily extremes, wind rose, records, agroclimatic panel (degree-days, frost, evapotranspiration) and barometric forecast.
History explorer with four modes, calendar heat map, year-on-year analysis and CSV and PNG export — with series going back to the early 2000s.
Annual climate reports per station, printable and marked up as a Dataset for Google.
Live cameras plus a gallery of timelapses and "Best Moments" by year.
Private control tower: station health, automated jobs with logs, per-variable quality filters and camera and video management.
Technologies used
Auditable data pipeline
Idempotent daily aggregation with automatic retry of incomplete days; every pass is recorded with status, duration and log, and can be relaunched from the panel.
Data quality with traceability
Plausible ranges configurable per variable and station; every discarded reading is stored and counted, so it is always possible to explain why a value is missing.
Live + history + archive in a single interface
Current API series, the modern history and data imported from stations decommissioned years ago all coexist under the same filters.
A proven foundation for projects like…
- Town councils and regional authorities that want to publish their station network and climate archive.
- Ski resorts, mountain huts and climbing clubs: minute-by-minute data by altitude, wind and sky cameras.
- Wineries, estates and irrigation communities: the agro panel already computes degree-days, frost and evapotranspiration.
No fixed rates: every project is quoted on its real scope.