Weather

UK

BBC weather for the South UK  
BBC weather UK overview   
Farmoor Reservoir wind speed data
Met Office Weather and climate - rainfall animation for the past few hours
XC weather derives real time wind data from airport weather data as well as giving predictions for the next few days
The Weather Underground data page for RAF Brize Norton - this site can also display data worldwide
The ERU Test Site at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory is located at OS coordinates 447175E, 185825N. Meteorological data has been logged at the site since 1987
This site provides excellent predictions of future wind conditions for the UK and much of the rest of the world.  The wind data is plotted on a map with colour coded contours of wind strength.
This Thatcham site provides historical thunderstorm data for Europe over the day and an hourly map of the UK updated every hour.
Check out the current thunderstorms in the UK plotted on a map of the UK centred on Nailsworth, Gloucestershire. The detector has a range of 300miles in all directions and the plot page is refreshed every minute.
WindGURU United Kingdom - Farmoor Reservoir (Oxford)
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WORLD

World Weather Information Service  official weather forecasts and climatological information for selected cities worldwide
PA WeatherCentre
Weathertalk.net  indexes over 1,200 weather-related sites (BUT SET YOUR BROWSER TO BLOCK POP-UPS!!)
Climate Diagnostics Center information,from a broad overview of climate diagnostics, to research summaries on interseasonal/ interannual climate variability
Intellicast The BEST Weather site on the Net (according to them of course!)
The Weather Channel - Choose a Country
The Weather Channel - Rome, Italy
World Weather
 

Climate change prediction

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Copyright Bob Anderson
24 October 2006