I’m not sure how you guys would feel about this… but I have a SDR connected to my Unraid server and found that a neighbor has one of those Acurite 5-1 weather stations that I can pick up on a 433mhz signal, parse the JSON file and added it to my dashboard. If you have a SDR sitting around you could scan your area and see what you get.
On the high end, the Tempest weather station is pretty great and integrates nicely over the weatherflow2mqtt integration. Obviously, this is far, far more than just temperature, but worthb thinking about.
I have a couple of these too, they are quite convenient in that they do motion, luminescence, and temperature. I have two and combine them in a single sensor to average out for better accuracy.
Same here, I've been using an aqara ZigBee sensor for more than two years and it works great.
I designed 3d printed rain proof enclosure and it's been reporting outdoor temperature and humidity for more than two years with no problem.
The worst part for me is the changing the battery. The sensor is on a hard to reach place and my design is not the best, so I fear when the battery gets low.
I have a few govee Bluetooth sensor and I don't recommend them for indoor our outdoor use.
Bluetooth is flakey at best and battery life is bad. Much better off finding a ZigBee solution.
I'm interested in the same thing and from the small amount of research I did a few months ago it seems most people are going with a standard indoor temp / humidity sensor and placing under cover. They also were saying that the performance isn't as good as a true weather station. Hopefully someone with more experience will chime in.
I've used YoLink temperature sensors for a couple of years now. They have indoor-only sensors (typically with a display,) outdoor weather-proof sensors with no display, leak sensors, etc. Very long range. Requires a device hub. It will send alerts via text or email and also connects to the smart home devices. It's paid for itself through avoiding damage by early awareness of leak alerts alone.