Owing to the constraints placed on it by the British Government,
access to weather data (that we have paid handsomely for) is
restricted to the man on the Clapham Omninbus.

God in his omniscience has allowed us access to this data from the
USA, Canada and..
Germany.

However despite a cultural urge to run Europe, the Germans persist in
ignoring the need for a common tongue. Never mind; Google to the
rescue:

http://www.wetterzentrale.de/topkarten/fsfaxsem.html

Using Google Translation: German » English

Charts from:

Sembach:
These cards are supported by the U.S. Air Force. As the foundation
serves the global forecast model of the British weather service UKMO.
Eingezeichnet are ground pressure, fronts and the nature and intensity
of precipitation.

HIRLAM:
Charts of the Dutch weather service on the basis of the regional model
HIRLAM. There are ground pressure and fronts drawn.

Bracknell:
Black and white charts from the Met Office, (formerly broadcast on
short wave.)
Portrayed are ground pressure and fronts, forecasts from 48hr even
layer thickness (the difference Geopotentiale of 1000 and 500 hPa and
average temperatures for this layer.)

DWD:
FAX-charts from the German Weather Service. They are based on the
global forecast model GME. Portrayed are both the ground pressure,
fronts and medium clouds, and the 850hPa temperature, 500 hPa area,
and moisture fields in 700 hPa

NWS:
Charts from the U.S. Weather Service (National Weather Service.)
Station data is overlaid with isobars from model analyses. The Central
Weather provides these charts in two resolutions.

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In the panel headed: "Topkarten" click the title: "FAX".

This opens a panel called (wait for it): "Fax".
Choose a chart source in that panel and click on the chart for a time
required....
in the last panel which will be titled: "Europa / Atlantik".

An great site. But what gives it excellence is their archives section.

Another great website is www.westwind.ch - 6000 Weather Links for Europe.
Ok it´s only Europe, but it is in english.
Unfortunatly there´s no explination about the numerics.

I use very often because it regroups quite well my need in Weathercharts

Marc

On Jun 22, 8:33*am, "kieler.sprotte"
wrote:

Another great website is
http://www.westwind.ch- 6000 Weather Links for Europe.
OK, it´s only Europe, but it is in English.
Unfortunately there´s no explanation about the numerics.

I use it very often because it regroups my need in weather charts quite well.

You can get a lot of expert advice about weather charts at the group I
reposted to. Just ask in your own thread, for the cissies are dissing
me there.