Where we started:
ClimeMET was created by a man who loved the outdoors.
He had an inner connection with the weather and would stand on the beach in Norfolk watching the waves and the clouds roll in, as he waited for the right conditions to go sailing or windsurfing. He wanted to design a brand of weather instruments that was made for people like him, who feel this connection to the natural world around them. A brand whose products were powerful enough to record the strongest of winds and the fiercest of storms, but lightweight and stylish enough to blend into our homes, our gardens and our lives.
What we do:
We bring weather watching to your doorstep, allotment, and even your flowerbed.
From rain gauges, soil thermometers and hygrometers that help you keep a closer eye on the garden. To indoor weather dials, barometers, thermometers, moon phase clocks, and tide clocks that can turn a wall into a space for curiosity and observation.
What ties it together is a simple belief: you don't need to be an expert to appreciate the weather, just curious. Whether you're a beginner gardener, a lifelong weather watcher, or someone
whose hobbies quietly revolve around the outdoors, our instruments are designed to make that curiosity easy to follow. Because the elements change a little every day, and we think that's worth noticing.
Why trust us:
Weather instruments trusted since 2009, built from passion and real expertise.
ClimeMET was born from a genuine passion for weather watching, not a boardroom decision, and that passion still shapes everything we make. Since 2009, we've been designing accurate, reliable weather instruments for gardens and homes across the UK, and behind every dial and gauge is over 75 years of combined weather expertise.
That experience means we know what it takes to build instruments that don't just look beautiful on a wall but actually perform, whatever the British weather throws at them. When you choose us, you're choosing accuracy, craftsmanship, and a team who understands weather watching because we've lived it ourselves.