MOO Reports:
MOO Weather On The Web
Since MOO was set up over a year ago,
we have received many weather related requests and questions.
Unfortunately, our data and facilities mean we don't have
the answers to all of your questions. Nevertheless, there
are several sites on the web that might be able to help
whether you want to know if it will be sunny on your holiday
or if you are doing a project.
Step 1: Try Moo
There is loads of information on this
site. If you want a satellite map or weather chart follow
the link on the homepage. If need information for a project
try the Beginners' guides or the Moo Report Archive.
www.bsmo.co.uk
Step 2: Weather in the British
Isles
If you want UK weather try the UK
Met Office at www.met-office.co.uk.
The site does not have many stats, but there are some
handy graphs and monthly figures.
Irish weather can be investigated
by looking at www.ireland.com/weather
or Scottish for weather trywww.zetnet.co.uk/sigs/weather/scotclim
Extreme weather events in the British
Isles (like high and low temperatures) can be found at the
Tornado Research Orginisation at www.torro.org.uk
Step 3: Weather Around the Globe
There are several good sites where
you can check a world cities weather at the click of a mouse
button. Good sites include Yahoo! Weather at
weather.yahoo.com and Weather Underground at
www.wunderground.com
For general climate info can be found
at www.worldclimate.com
World climatological diagrams can
be found at
www-imk.uni-karsruhe.de/~muehr/Climate
Step 4: Project Information
If you could not find anything relevant
in the Moo Reports or Beginners' Guides try the University
of Llionis at http://ww2010.atmos.uiuc.edu/(Gh)/home.rxml.
It has a number of online guides rather like the Moo
Beginners' guides but in more detail. For Projects this
must be the best site on
the web!
Finally, let us know if you find any
other great sites to add.
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