Solar radiation (sunlight) is the energy source that drives Earth's weather and climate. SchoolNet8.com sites are outfitted with special sensors that measure the amount of radiation received by the sun.
The SchoolNet8.com website has numerous ways that you can view solar radiation data. You can view the current value of solar radition expressed in watts per meter squared from your site here:
My SchoolNet8 Site
This page provides you with the most recent weather observations from your SchoolNet8 site, along with links to other custom information. If the site currently displayed on this application is not your location, you can change to your site by changing the site name in the pull down menu on the lower right side of the page. You could also select your site from a map by following the 'Select from map' link.
Another interesting way to look at solar radiation data is to view a graph of how it changes throughout the day. You can view these graphs here:
1 minute data traces
This page allows you to view a graph of SchoolNet8 weather variables and how they change throughout the day. This resource can be found as a link called 'Plot Data Timeseries' from your SchoolNet8 site's homepage.