Weather stations Colorado Climate Center | West Texas A&M The 'Old Fort' has been a National Weather Service weather station since 1915. Its official name is Fort Lewis 53016. The temperature recorded daily includes minimum and maximum temperature, precipitation (rain and or snowfall), and current snow depth. The Colorado Climate Center was established by the state in 1974 through the Colorado State University Agricultural Experiment Station to provide information and expertise on Colorado's complex climate. View historical precipitation and temperature data West Texas Mesonet Station In 2016, West Texas A&M established a weather station on the upper bench near the hay fields. It records real-time data for: Average one-minute 10-meter AGL wind speed and direction Peak 3-second 10-meter wind gust Average one-minute 9-meter temperature Average one-minute 20 ft wind speed Average one-minute 2-meter solar radiation (incoming) Average one-minute 2-meter wind speed Average one-minute 2-meter temperature Average one-minute 1.5-meter temperature Average one-minute 1.5-meter Relative Humidity and Dew point Average one-minute station pressure and altimeter Average 15-minute leaf wetness Rainfall/Melted ice & snow: one-minute, hourly, daily, monthly, and station history View live station readings