I also had the Oregon Scientific WMR-100N. I didn't trust the wind sampling on it and the humidity was always too high. I became a subscriber to Michael Walsh's VIS Reader and feel the Acurite data is more accurate and useful online.
Regards,
Chris
That one is a bit different than mine, more like the WMR200 for the outside sensors. I have both stations live on Wunderground now (thanks Acurite) if you zoom in on the dashboard page, and the Oregon going to several sites, (is a gold star on WU) one of which is the Mesowest, and it runs along with the OAJ and NCA sites really well. I was glad to see OAJ get their humidity fixed finally, it was way low, and also the sensor between Kellum & Deppe is working well this summer. I find the acurite runs too high on humidity sometimes and as much as 10% but usually 8, and it's the sensor chip that is in the other thread about humidity sensor replacement.