The LWF data consist of short- and long-term research study data with accompanying documentation (metadata). The long-term data series go back to the year 1994 (LWF) and 1985 (Sanasilva-Inventory) respectively. The LWF program annually generates around 25 million data values.

Current measured values from stations in and outside the forest (stand and open land) are shown under the following link:

Real-time data

Typically, the temperatures outside the forest are significantly higher on a beautiful summer day, as the example from August 12, 2024 at 15:00 shows:

This cooling effect is particularly evident at some locations, such as Jussy. In contrast to the cooling effect during the day, the temperatures in the forest are often slightly higher than outside the forest:

The different data categories can be shown or hidden by clicking on them. By clicking on the location where the corresponding data is available, you can access the detailed data records.