On Jan 29, 4:11*pm, Mike McMillan wrote:
On Monday, 28 January 2013 18:19:58 UTC, Freddie *wrote:
http://www.southendweather.net/charts.html

The links are dead on that site.

No, they are not all dead - just the Met Office ones.

There are some useful links in the boxes below that; thanks very much..

I wouldn't go to the Met Office to complain though, as the links are

actually to charts on the Karlsruher Institute for Technology (KIT),

Germany, web site. *Just thought I'd better point that out...

I am sure the Bracknell charts going back to year dot used to be on there....

Maybe they need to update the link.
I thought wetterzentrale had them going back years too but I can't
find them. I have them on a disk going back from 1950dd to
1880something.

Not a great deal of use though. TBH, I am stuck with the latest tech
now and can't manage to interpret the wether types so clearly on
anything less than the latest model.

I've never like upper cloud stuff as the models can go to pot in three
dimensions without counting heat change. So that makes 6 dimensions.
(Have I got that right?) And it only shows vorticity anyway.