Hi there,

What a lovely site, and much more importantly - what a lot of historical weather data you have.

Could I possibly ask you a really huge favour, would you consider joining our Climate Change Project (we are neither for nor against climate change) at http://www.iiccp.co.uk as a Weather Display user - all you need to do is upload a single log file to your website every month and we handle everything else for you.

We hope to hear from you soon.

Like a few other comments i have read on this site this has inspired us to finish our half-installed weather station at home here in High Easter (Nr Great Dunmow).
Thank you for an excellent and very informative site.

Best Regards

Many thanks for a useful website, I visit it daily. cheers!

The average for 2009 was 10.9°C but our rainfall was only 554.4mm.

Hi,

I am a past "Essex Summer School in Social Data Analysis and Collection" student (years 2001, 2002 and 2003) and after discovering your nice and interesting website I often take a look of it. As a small suggestion, I would propose to show yearly NOAA of current and previous years (...I wasn't able to find them).

I saw that in last july your monthly mean temperature was very similar to the coldes july ever in history (say, last 120 years) in my town, that is in slope in a valley between dolomite mountains and Adriatic Sea (coord. 46.10N,12.24E)! I remember that during the 2003 Summer School in july the heating often started!

May I ask a question? I have been told that apart from the different continentality, the yearly mean temperatures in Southern England are not so much different from those in Northern Italy. Which was your yearly mean in 2009 (integration method)? Mine was 10.5°C at 520 meters asl elevation. I also got 1799 mm of rain in 137 days of rain, figures that look like quite "british".  :)

(for further details see http://www.cirvoi.altervista.org/meteo/passati/riepiloghi2009.html )

Best regards,

Ettore