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On 16/9/08 19:04, in article , "Beatrice"
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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.



That's going to be very useful, thank you.

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Beatrice wrote:
There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.




I use Google earth with an overlay from
http://meteox.com/gmap.aspx
Updates about every 15 mins. so I can see how long to spend outside
before I get drenched.

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"Beatrice" wrote in message
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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.



Waste of time :-((

Only tells you what you already know and have got a soaking.

A Pine Cone is just as good. If it's wet, it's been raining or is raining.



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Beatrice wrote:
There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom
in to street level.


I use the Met Office site............
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/

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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK - www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in to street level.


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'Mike' wrote:
"Beatrice" wrote in message
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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.



Waste of time :-((

Only tells you what you already know and have got a soaking.

A Pine Cone is just as good. If it's wet, it's been raining or is raining.



Not a waste of time at all, with google I can see where the rain clouds
are, see the the direction they are coming and pre-empt the rain,

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Beatrice wrote:
There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.




Thanks, Beatrice, it's impressive and bookmarked.
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"Beatrice" wrote in message
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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.



Waste of time :-((

Only tells you what you already know and have got a soaking.

A Pine Cone is just as good. If it's wet, it's been raining or is raining.



Unless of course you want to know if its raining some distance away.
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On 16/9/08 18:10, in article , "Pete C"
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Beatrice wrote:
There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom
in to street level.


I use the Met Office site............
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/



Uhuh. We live about 40 minutes from the Met office.....I'll leave it at
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On 16/9/08 19:53, in article , "hugh"
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In message , 'Mike'
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"Beatrice" wrote in message
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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.



Waste of time :-((

Only tells you what you already know and have got a soaking.

A Pine Cone is just as good. If it's wet, it's been raining or is raining.



Unless of course you want to know if its raining some distance away.


Very useful for a nursery if rain has been forecast but is either moving
away or about to appear a lot more quickly than expected.
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Beatrice wrote:
There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom
in to street level.


I use the Met Office site............
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/


So do I.

When we had a dog we used to let her out for a few minutes and feel her
coat when she came in.

It isn't advisable with cats, they come in with droplets on the tip of
their long hairs and brush it off against your leg.
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"Corporal Jones" wrote in message
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'Mike' wrote:
"Beatrice" wrote in message
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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.



Waste of time :-((

Only tells you what you already know and have got a soaking.

A Pine Cone is just as good. If it's wet, it's been raining or is
raining.



Not a waste of time at all, with google I can see where the rain clouds
are, see the the direction they are coming and pre-empt the rain,


I was referring to www.raintoday.co.uk

Kind regards


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Beatrice wrote:
There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom
in to street level.


I use the Met Office site............
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/

This map's MUCH better than the met office one, also the interval's
15min rather than 1 hour.

Now bookmarked and mentioned in uk.sci.weather

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i been on it and it worked for me
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There's a new free website showing real time rainfall across the UK -
www.raintoday.co.uk You can search by postcode or location, and zoom in
to street level.


I have just changed my plans for today, based on what it said!

Thank you for a very useful link Beatrice.
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