Applicability of the whispering gallery mode sensor in the form of the multiresonator imaging device for the atmospheric-relevant parameters monitoring has been demonstrated. The sensor design and the appropriate techniques for sensing data collection have been discussed. The sensor performance has been numerically and experimentally studied on examples of the temperature variation detection and the monitoring of small spherical microparticles ( <; 3 μm) that have been used to mimic the particulate contamination of the environment. The thermal sensitivity of the sensor on the level of 8.6 pm/°C has been experimentally demonstrated. The experimental results on the distinguishing of the microparticle concentrations (0.5% and 1%) via the wavelength sweeping technique and the results on the single particle detection under illumination at the fixed wavelength have been shown.