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Metoffice News
- Orion
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Metoffice News
Do you have a weather station at home?
We’re planning to enhance our weather observations network by inviting everyone who has a personal weather station, manual or automatic, to send your data to a new website.
We hope this will appeal to schools, amateur meteorologists, and weather enthusiasts across the UK.
This extra data will be extremely useful in forecasting and monitoring localised extreme weather events such as heavy snow and rain. This Weather Observations Website, which is being produced by the Met Office in partnership with the Royal Meteorological Society, should be launched in early 2011.
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/forms/weath ... _form.html
We’re planning to enhance our weather observations network by inviting everyone who has a personal weather station, manual or automatic, to send your data to a new website.
We hope this will appeal to schools, amateur meteorologists, and weather enthusiasts across the UK.
This extra data will be extremely useful in forecasting and monitoring localised extreme weather events such as heavy snow and rain. This Weather Observations Website, which is being produced by the Met Office in partnership with the Royal Meteorological Society, should be launched in early 2011.
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/forms/weath ... _form.html
Last edited by Orion on Mon 14 Mar 2011 11:47 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Gina
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Re: Metoffice News
Very interesting, thank you for the info
I have sent them my request for more info.
Gina
Sorry, no banner - weather station out of action. Hoping to be up and running with a new home-made one soon.
Sorry, no banner - weather station out of action. Hoping to be up and running with a new home-made one soon.
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RayProudfoot
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- rocketman_k
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Re: Metoffice News
looks interesting so I've registered, thanks for the info, K
- steve
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Re: Metoffice News
The people doing this have been in discussion with me for a few weeks now about the changes needed to Cumulus to support this.
Steve
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Re: Metoffice News
I wondered if they may have been in touch, is this something that you will be able to build into Cumulus or is it going to be too much work to feed directly into their system?steve wrote:The people doing this have been in discussion with me for a few weeks now about the changes needed to Cumulus to support this.
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Re: Metoffice News
I'm not sure how much I can say. I'm not trying to make out that it's all top secret and I'm sworn to secrecy or anything. It's being done by a consultancy company; the discussions have been very low-key and it was actually quite hard to begin with to get them to tell me anything about what it was they wanted from me. Initially, out of the blue they asked me to go to a meeting in Exeter to discuss it, without really telling me much about what "it" was!nking wrote:is this something that you will be able to build into Cumulus
But basically, it looks like they are going to adopt an existing protocol, so adding the code to Cumulus to update the system should be quite straightforward.
Steve
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Re: Metoffice News
That would have been quite some trip for you, I assume they said you could fly and they would cover your expensessteve wrote: Initially, out of the blue they asked me to go to a meeting in Exeter to discuss it, without really telling me much about what "it" was!
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RayProudfoot
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Re: Metoffice News
Given that the Met Office is an agency of the MoD and with the cuts that department is making I imagine they told Steve to hire a rowing boat!!nking wrote:That would have been quite some trip for you, I assume they said you could fly and they would cover your expenses
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Re: Metoffice News
SuperbRayProudfoot wrote:Given that the Met Office is an agency of the MoD and with the cuts that department is making I imagine they told Steve to hire a rowing boat!!nking wrote:That would have been quite some trip for you, I assume they said you could fly and they would cover your expenses
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M1DUL
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Re: Metoffice News
So have I. Looking forward to the launch.
Mike
OS : Windows 11 Professional
Weather Station : Davis Daytime Fan-Aspirated Radiation shield, UV & Solar, Wireless Weather Station, connected to a Davis WeatherLink Live.
Cumulus MX v.4.4.2 build 4085
https://branksomeweather.co.uk
OS : Windows 11 Professional
Weather Station : Davis Daytime Fan-Aspirated Radiation shield, UV & Solar, Wireless Weather Station, connected to a Davis WeatherLink Live.
Cumulus MX v.4.4.2 build 4085
https://branksomeweather.co.uk
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