IoT-Enabled Solar-Powered Weather Monitoring System

This project develops a weather monitoring system that uses solar energy and the Internet of Things to collect environmental data in real time, such as temperature, humidity, air pressure, and light intensity. By sending the data to Google Firebase using an ESP8266 microcontroller, remote access is made possible through a web dashboard or mobile app. Off-grid or isolated places can use the system because it is powered by a solar panel that charges a battery to assure continuous functioning. Accurate environmental readings are provided by sensors such as an LDR for light intensity, a BMP280 for air pressure, and DHT11/DHT22 for temperature and humidity. By combining IoT with renewable energy, this system provides a dependable and self-sufficient weather monitoring solution. It is useful for research, environmental studies, and agriculture because it gives real-time information about the climate.