Review on 🌡️ Coreel All-in-one Temperature Humidity Meter by John Roberts

We had so many problems with wildfires last summer, and now weather and wildfire experts in the Pacific Northwest are telling us to prepare for another bad fire season. During wildfire season, depending on which direction the wind is blowing, we get either cool/clear sea air or warm, smoky air. There is often a morning/afternoon cycle and the only way to know when to close the windows and stay indoors is by actually smelling the smoke. I've experimented with different locations to place this instrument and I think it will work best for us if placed near the center of our home. I get used to looking at the display a lot during the day. While we haven't had wildfire smoke yet, this device seems quick to respond and is very easy to read. Set up was as easy as plugging it into an outlet.