http://www.wviewweather.com/

www.last-outpost.com/~malakai/weather/index.html

www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Open2300/WebHome

mediakey.dk/.../howto-publish-weather-data-from-a-lacrosse-2300-weather-s\
tation-using-a-linksys-nslu2-and-open2300/

I'm sure there are others...

These are not for my model but you got me thinking and I will
look for a Linux client for it. Perhaps I gave up too soon when the
manufacturer did not provide a client for Linux. Mine is a 3105 Weather
Direct with 4 day forecast and comes with an indoor unit, an outdoor unit
and usb key to download forecasts from the internet. It is not a weather
station in the sense of the 2300 which actually collects data and analyzes
it.

I guess I don't understand how it works because the manufacturer said it
works with Linux, but only provides a Windows client. So I thought
originally that once it was set up that it would work from Linux, but it
does not work that way.

LaCrosse has a history of strange implementations. On their RS-232 stations,
they passed data by toggling the RTS/CTS lines, not TXD/RXD! Good luck with
your quest. My station died about a year ago, and their customer service
department was not at all helpful.

I suspected that would be the case when I saw their documentation. They seem
more interested in selling than helping customers.