I just came across this thread and I thought I'd add that the Peet Bros 
Ultimeter stations update wind speeds in 0.5 second intervals:

https://www.peetbros.com/ULTIMETERSPECS.pdf

http://weewx.com/docs/hardware.htm#ultimeter_notes

They are pretty simple to set up and I've found mine to be pretty reliable 
with weewex.

Matt
On Sunday, May 17, 2020 at 3:54:45 PM UTC-5 Tom K wrote:

> Thanks - really appreciate the info. One thing you can do with Home 
> Assistant to make sure you are not filling up your DB with lots of sensor 
> data that is constantly changing is to exclude specific sensors from 
> recorder - looks something like this:
>
> recorder:
>   db_url: 
> mysql://homeassistant:xxxxxxxxxxx@core-mariadb/homeassistant?charset=utf8
>   purge_keep_days: 2
>   exclude:
>     domains:
>       - automation
>       - group
>       - script
>       - adtimer
>     entities:
>       - sun.sun
>       - sensor.i_air
>       - sensor.i_bedroom_2_3
>       - sensor.i_cooktop_oven_a
>
>
> On Sunday, May 17, 2020 at 3:12:23 PM UTC-4, Greg Troxel wrote:
>>
>> Something else I forgot to mention: 
>>
>> weewx sending loop packets to mqtt works fine, by many reports on this 
>> list, as does other things getting those reports. 
>>
>> However, with Home Assistant, what you do is construct a sensor of type 
>> mqtt, and that sensor sees an udpated value every time it receives a 
>> notification via MQTT.  There is a notion of storing each update in a 
>> database, so you can graph it, etc. 
>>
>> I am currently sending only archive packets to MQTT, because I don't 
>> want 43200 temperature datapoints in my HA sqlite3 database, because I 
>> think it might cause trouble and I don't feel the need.  Perhaps that is 
>> silly of me and it would work 100% fine.   And if it were just temp, 
>> that might be one thing, but there are two temps, two humidities, 
>> pressure, rain, wind speed/direction and so on so really this is 0.5M 
>> observations per day. 
>>
>> So, you might want to think of modifying the mqtt sender in weewx to 
>> send wind every 5 minutes, or when it's higher than the last report, or 
>> something like that, so you can get the rapid response you want without 
>> storing tens of thousands of uninteresting data points. 
>>
>

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