One important factor that makes the variations of electric current produced from solar cells (Ipv) is the variability of the weather conditions of the day. The one year experiment from January to December 2012 had been set up. The experiment of the comparison of the weather data satellite images and the different current (Ipv_d) was obtained from daily Ipv. The results illustrated that there were 4 major types of the relationship between the Ipv_d and weather conditions; 1) Low Ipv_d at around 2000 mA with low perturbations would correspond to the clear sky condition. 2) Perturbation of Ipv_d in some periods would correspond to the cloudy condition. 3) High perturbations of Ipv_d for all day long would relate to the rainy – cloudy condition. 4) High Ipv_d at around 4000 mA with low perturbations would relate to the cloudy condition all day long.

During the daytime solar cells can be used in terms of meteorology because the variations of the current obtained from solar cells are associated with changes in daily climate. The case study of the comparison between the surface temperature and the different current (Ipv_d) obtained from the solar cells in the periods of November 2011 to February 2012 which known as the winter period of Thailand had been conducted. The result showed that it was possible to observe the decreased surface temperature at the time that the increased Ipv_d was more than 6000 mA. Vice versa the decreased surface temperature would not be observed when the Ipv_d was below 6000 mA. The decreased surface temperature may reflect the influence of the traveling high pressure area moving to cover and collide with the steady-low pressure area at the study area. The result of the collision caused extensive cloud cover resulting in increasing Ipv_d.