METCHECK

[tonybloke]

why noy use the shipping forecast? http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/marine/shipping_forecast.html#All~All
it's accurate enough for us who live nr the coast, and also, look out the bl**dy window, check your garden birds behaviour, they are usually a good indicator of the next few hours weather.

[tonybloke]

[tim]

Yes, Tony - AND I use a Barometer!

But I like to see pretty pictures & be able to blame someone els. They get paid for it?!

[RobinOfTheHood]

Fixed!  :)

[tomatoada]

Thanks.  Like to check before it is light enough to see outside.

[tim]

Well done, someone!

So we don't get snow tomorrow? Our Gardener's day!

[SamLouise]

The weather should be OK until Wednesday then it returns to the normal winter wet and windy if any one needs to know. Around normal temperatures. But there may be snow in areas prone to it.

Ah, we have a new source of info.  Do you have a website, PH?  ;D ;D

look out the bl**dy window, check your garden birds behaviour, they are usually a good indicator of the next few hours weather.

Although not much *bloody* good when trying to arrange something for the next day  ::)

[cornykev]

Oooowww ark at the Global Moderater.       ;)    ;D ;D ;D

[tonybloke]

The weather should be OK until Wednesday then it returns to the normal winter wet and windy if any one needs to know. Around normal temperatures. But there may be snow in areas prone to it.

Ah, we have a new source of info.  Do you have a website, PH?  ;D ;D

look out the bl**dy window, check your garden birds behaviour, they are usually a good indicator of the next few hours weather.

Although not much *bloody* good when trying to arrange something for the next day  ::)

why, ain't you got a coat?

[RobinOfTheHood]

An alternative:

http://www.timeanddate.com/

Just put in your nearest city. Nothing like as comprehensive for weather, but very useful for other stuff.

[tim]

Well they were right in the first place = 1" snow already!

[asbean]

Or this one http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/se/se_forecast_weather.html - I have it set to our area on my bookmarks toolbar and use it almost daily.