love the way this web site is laid out, easy to read and use, i live in maldon and will be comming to colchester today, i wanted to know how much snow was currently falling, your site is "on the ball" showing everything needed, i will log in on a regular basis through out the year.
well done to all involved.

hi  love the website!  i was born in colchester and I teach geography so it's great! thanks. i am overseas at the moment so that's lucky.

 Hi  I've been looking at your weather data records because I am researching an RSPB site near Hadleigh (Wolves Wood) which is said to be drying out.  I have your recorded rainfall since 2004 but I wondered if you have monthly estimates of evapotranspiration.  I guess the software you use may do this calculation.  In fact I could do it if I had the mean monthly maximum temperature and the mean minimum temperature.  I note you provide the abosolute monthly max and min temps. I assume the months when the sunshine record shows zero sunshine hours was due to a malfunction of the radiometer or sunshine recorder.  Hope you can help - best wishes

Just noticed the link to this website. My grandmother was a Compton and her relatives once owned Compton Castle in England. I can remember my mother telling me of a letter that my great grandmother received asking if she or other American relatives wanted to return to England and take over the operation of the estate. Unfortunately there were no takers. I too am a music fan. I have digitized most of my music collection which constitutes some 25,000 tracks. Having grown up in the late 50's and 60's, Easy Listening or Elevator music was my favorite, especially the instrumentals. I have around 1200 CDs and some 300 Lp Vinyl albums. I am in the process of digitally copyinjg them. My website pebblecreekweather.com uses your software and weather display live. I would love to learn how to take the website to a much higher level by placing weather display live in an html page and adding other pages that will display my boltek lightning system and radar images from around the southern United States. I live in College Station, Texas where Texas A & M University is located. The undergraduate program has some 45,000 students enrolled. I served as a chief academic officer in postsecondary institutions for nearly 40 years. I recently returned to the classroom for my last year in higher education. My plans are to retire in May of 2009. If you ever locate a CD of the Hollyridge Strings playing Beatle songs I would love to learn of it. I have looked without success. Many thanks for your weather display software it is a really great program and for your patients with my many requests.