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Are Robot Lawn Mowers Really Any Good? We Put Several to the Test

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By Ed Oswald
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"Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Tired of pushing or driving around a lawn mower on a hot summer day? It might be time to let a robot handle your yard work to help you get a great-looking lawn. In just the last few years, the best robot mowers have improved significantly, and prices have fallen considerably.
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Your Phone’s Weather App Could Be Bunk. I Rely on One of These Home Weather Stations Instead.

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By Ed Oswald
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"Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The weather app on your phone isn’t as accurate as you might assume. If you really want to know exactly what’s going on outside each day, you should try record ingsome data yourself. Home weather stations check meteorological conditions several times per minute, generating a much more detailed look at what Mother Nature planned right outside your door.
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The 8 Best Home Weather Stations to Become Your Own Meteorologist

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By Ed Oswald
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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Need to know what the weather is? Stop depending on an inaccurate app. Home weather stations record data several times per minute, providing a much more detailed look into the whims of Mother Nature than your phone or the local news can. A typical home weather station includes a shoebox-sized sensor suite (called an ISS - “Integrated Sensor Suite”) placed outside in an open area.
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