Hello,
Although Hurricane Kate did not make landfall as a Tropical Cyclone, its
extratropical remnants are expected to pass close to the north of the UK
during the next 12 to 18 hours. Wind gusts up to 70 or 75 mph are possible
in some areas. For the latest on this system please go to www.cyclomax.co.uk
and select the UK Severe Weather Centre link.

--
Richard Byett
CycloMax International (CMI)
www.cyclomax.co.uk

in some areas. For the latest on this system please go to
www.cyclomax.co.uk
and select the UK Severe Weather Centre link.



SERVICE UNAVAILABLE !!

(1738 BST Today)

glad it wasn't just me, whew!

"Dougie" wrote in message
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in some areas. For the latest on this system please go to
www.cyclomax.co.uk
and select the UK Severe Weather Centre link.



SERVICE UNAVAILABLE !!

(1738 BST Today)

"Dougie" wrote in message
...

in some areas. For the latest on this system please go to
www.cyclomax.co.uk and select the UK Severe Weather Centre link.



SERVICE UNAVAILABLE !!

(1738 BST Today)

D

Sarah wrote:
glad it wasn't just me, whew!

I can acess it okay....

Works OK for me.

Doesn't give any more information. though !
"Brendan DJ Murphy" wrote in message
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Works OK for me.

"Sarah" wrote in message
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glad it wasn't just me, whew!


Ah it's working now - but nothing of any great interest, just refers you to
met office site!

Hey folks,
you may find a little more information by clicking on the relevant advisory
number in the right hand column of the table located on the UK page. The
site utilises CSS and therefore links are not always apparent. You should
find the latest advisory provides a little more detail on the system.

Regards

--
Richard Byett
CycloMax International (CMI)
www.cyclomax.co.uk
"Dougie" wrote in message
...

"Sarah" wrote in message
...
glad it wasn't just me, whew!


Ah it's working now - but nothing of any great interest, just refers you
to
met office site!

"Richard Byett" wrote in message
...
Hey folks,
you may find a little more information by clicking on the relevant
advisory
number in the right hand column of the table located on the UK page. The
site utilises CSS and therefore links are not always apparent. You should
find the latest advisory provides a little more detail on the system.

Regards

--
Richard Byett
CycloMax International (CMI)
www.cyclomax.co.uk

Perhaps you might persuade your webmaster to change the css to avoid this
problem?
At present you are deliberately hiding the links by saying
"!--
a:link { text-decoration: none }
a:active { text-decoration: none }
a:visited { text-decoration: none }
a:hover { text-decoration: underline }
//--"

Why do this?
It has been a widespread convention that links are underlined, yet you have
underlined some of your non-link text, & you don't underline the links. If
you want to encourage people to use your site, I would recommend that you
make it more user-friendly.
--
David Biddulph

"David Biddulph" wrote in message
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The
site utilises CSS and therefore links are not always apparent.

Well there you go - if we have to look for it we will rapidly lose interest.
Having been pointed to the link I find it is of more relevance.

Make your links more obvious and you might just get returns...

BTW I'm in SW Scotland and it's still pretty calm here at 2340 BST.