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Well its been a while since I picked up my camera, probably longer since I have seen something worth shooting. Had some nice skies tonight, sorry some are duplicated - same cloud, different age/development: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Edited by Seedubs 10/10/2008 20:14

We've had some great blue sky these past two days. This is one of many shots I got on Thursday - the weather seemed better than it ever was back in the summer........

Just a few of the many dozens of pictures I took this afternoon - featuring lenticulars, contrails, iridescence, sundogs and the moon : )

Taken at various times and places today when I had a spare moment or two. (Oct 10th 011.jpg) (Oct 10th 012.jpg) (Oct 10th 016.jpg) (Oct 10th 023.jpg) (Oct 10th 028.jpg) (Oct 10th 031.jpg) (Oct 10th 034.jpg) (Oct 10th 035.jpg) (Oct 10th 037.jpg) (Oct 10th 040.jpg) (Oct 10th 041.jpg) Attachments ...

The view this evening (Friday ) taken just outside Coalville. (2008_1010(023) (800 x 532).jpg) Attachments ---------------- 2008_1010(023) (800 x 532).jpg (50KB - 0 downloads)

The warm front finally broke at sunset this evening and by 19.45 a long duration display of mammatus pouches formed over my area. At first they were small in size, grew larger, then ended up covering much of the sky as they moved in from the west at moderate speed. The low Sun illuminated the first set an intense orange colour then as the Sun dropped they developed a purple hue. At dusk they ...

The impressive cold is gripping much of Alaska where snow has been falling and continues to fall in Anchorage (at sea level ), Fairbanks, and on the Arctic ocean at Barrow. Judging by the webcams, the snow levels have dropped below 1000 feet in Juneau. The leaves are hardly off the trees in many of these areas. But the biggest story is the potentially historic storm winding up ...

See it here - cold in the NE of the US. http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/N08558908 .htm

Thought i would post this as it seems it difficult to get the right usb connector for this weather station. Newlink USB to serial adaptor. Just under a tenner off e-bay. It worked for me with Vista but use the disc drivers supplied as the internet searched driver does not work. LINK HERE

Plenty of convection here. To be fair to GFS it wasn't too far off with this one. Looks like a goer to me. A LARGE AREA OF DISTURBED WEATHER IS LOCATED ROUGHLY MIDWAY BETWEEN THE WEST COAST OF AFRICAN AND THE LESSER ANTILLES. THIS SYSTEM IS SHOWING SOME SIGNS OF ORGANIZATION...AND FURTHER SLOW DEVELOPMENT IS POSSIBLE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS AS IT MOVES SLOWLY WEST-...

I don't know if anybody else got caught out by the rain this morning in the southeast as I did. I got a later train this morning and just caught the BBC Radio four forecast at about 6 am before leaving. I cant remember who the forecaster was but he started in Scotland, then Northern Ireland where he forecast some very heavy rainfall. Then he went to the west and northwest of the UK where he ...

But of a shock really, and something that could affect many hundreds of home weather stations around the county. – Apparently I need to have planning permission to have the Anemometer above the roofline. I am now seeking formal planning permission at a cost of £150! After an exhaustive search I failed to find any other planning application for a wind senor in the UK. Does anyone ...

WTPZ45 KNHC 072033 TCDEP5 HURRICANE NORBERT DISCUSSION NUMBER 16 NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL EP152008 200 PM PDT TUE OCT 07 2008 NORBERT CONTINUES TO STRENGTHEN AS SUGGESTED BY THE INCREASED ORGANIZATION OF THE CLOUD PATTERN AND THE HINTS OF AN EYE ON VISIBLE IMAGES. AN SSMIS IMAGE FROM 1513 UTC SHOWED A BANDING- TYPE...PARTIALLY-CLOSED...EYE. CURRENT INTENSITY IS SET AT 75 ...