PC USB Hub Weather Station
WMR180 PC Connection Weather Station is New for Autumn 2011 from Oregon Scientific.
Vantage Vue - Bundle
This great lower cost weather station uses Davis' wireless communication performance and computer connectivity.
Wireless Forecaster
A forecaster with similar features to the BAR206 with additional Weather/Ice Alert & moonphase.
Wireless Forecaster
Clearly displays a weather forecast, clock, calendar, in/out temp on an large easy-to-read LCD.
Cloud Calendar 2012
Each month features a stunning cloudscape photographed by a member of the Cloud Appreciation Society.
Vantage Vue - Bundle
This great lower cost weather station uses Davis' wireless communication performance and computer connectivity.
Vantage Pro2 - Bundle
Wireless weather station to display and record all the basic weather information.
Vantage Vue - Bundle
This great lower cost weather station uses Davis' wireless communication performance and computer connectivity.
Envoy and ISS - Cabled
Cabled professional systems with an Envoy receiver instead of display console.
Vantage Pro2 Plus FARS - Bundle
Wireless weather station with additional Solar Energy, UV sensors & Fan Assisted Radiation Shield.
Vantage Pro2 - Cabled - Bundle
Cabled weather station to display and record all the basic weather information.
Retrospectives
November 2009 Day by Day
November 8th-10th A very cold period in parts of Scotland; Braemar (Aberdeenshire) fell to -7.6C on the 8th/9th & Braemar & Cromdale fell as low as -8.6C on the 9th/10th.
November 18th-19th saw a very heavy rainfall event with Seathwaite reporting 314mm in a 24 hour period, one of the highest 24 hour totals ever recorded in the UK. This caused severe flooding downstream in the catchment areas around Kendal and Cockermouth with loss of life and several bridges washed away, along with severe damaging flooding, especially in and around Cockermouth. Parts of southern Scotland were also badly affected.
November 21st Another very mild day in places, Gravesend (Kent) reached 17.3C, close to the all time record for this day.
November 28th/29th A deep low of 970mb, developed to the SW and then ran east into North Devon overnight before sinking slowly ESE on the 29th. Wind gusts of 86mph were reported at Polruan CG station near Fowey and 80mph at Land Ends overnight. There was localised flooding in Devon especially around Plymouth & Exeter.
November 30th: The last day of autumn saw the coldest reported temperatures too. Braemar (Aberdeenshire) fell to -9C overnight.
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