UK Wind Map

I stole this from another Newsgroup, but I am sure the original poster
would not mind!!

Excellent for planning that hard days training :-)
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This here is quite a fun site for windwatching:

http://www.xcweather.co.uk/

Good data is available for Lincolnshires because of the large number
of RAF airbases around.

Jack Ouzzi wrote:
I stole this from another Newsgroup, but I am sure the original poster
would not mind!!

Excellent for planning that hard days training :-)
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This here is quite a fun site for windwatching:

http://www.xcweather.co.uk/

Good data is available for Lincolnshires because of the large number
of RAF airbases around.

I use that all the time - along with the Meto radar to determine whether
I need waterproofs. Sadly, there have been too many (windy) reasons for
not venturing out recently.

--
Chris

"Jack Ouzzi" wrote in message
news:1105515905.6f955954dfc855132cf6a2a20a421580@t eranews...
I stole this from another Newsgroup, but I am sure the original poster
would not mind!!

Excellent for planning that hard days training :-)
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This here is quite a fun site for windwatching:

http://www.xcweather.co.uk/

Good data is available for Lincolnshires because of the large number
of RAF airbases around.

I use this site all the time for windsurfing, it's invaluable.
(RAF Cottesmore and Wittering roughly straddle Rutland Water, my "home"
base).

Pete

Jack Ouzzi wrote:
I stole this from another Newsgroup, but I am sure the original
poster
would not mind!!

Nor the person who posted this here in NOV 01!

"One of my favourite weather pages
is http://www.xcweather.co.uk/ XCWeather uses information from the
UKs airports and airfields, I think. Whatever, it's worth a look."
James

On 12 Jan 2005 19:10:58 -0800, wrote:


Jack Ouzzi wrote:
I stole this from another Newsgroup, but I am sure the original
poster
would not mind!!

Nor the person who posted this here in NOV 01!

Didn't spot it then, and maybe helpful to others who did not see it
either. Apologies if I have offended you, but I thought newsgroups
were about exchange of information albeit repeated, and with the
currect weather climate in the UK maybe a timely reminder :-)