Greyowl

Current data for Murrow. (NE Cambridgeshire) 10 January 2009 10:33:59 Overcast with the odd little flake of snow even though no precip showing on the Radar. Temperature (°C): Current -2.2 Trend (per hour) +0.3 Average today -2.6 Wind chill -5.9 Heat index -2.2 Dew Point -6.8 Rel Humidity 71% Wind (mph): Current Gust 10.5 E Average Speed 6.1 ESE Rainfall (mm): Current rate 0.0 Last hour 0.0 Total today 0.0 Total yesterday 0.0 Total this month 2.0 Total this year 2.0 Pressure (mb): Current 1026.0 Trend (per hour) 0.0

Just what I thought Coastie. Amazing though what lengths some aliens will go to for a piece of scrap.

Maybe it Iced up like this one did. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/354...cks-of-ice.html News travels fast. http://news.smh.com.au/world/flying-object...90108-7cvr.html

According to the Sun newspaper they stole one of the rotor blades as well.

Article on BBC website http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lincolnshire/7817378.stm

I was going to say that's never a photo of OON as the sheep doesn't look worried. Then I noticed the piece of wood stopping the sheep escaping through the patio door.

Six inches of snow would have come up to his waist.

Light Snow/Snow grains during early morning. Temp now 2.4C

Can't be your photo's at all OON. Not a sheep in site. Nice pics though.

Current data for Murrow. (NE Cambridgeshire) 05 January 2009 20:33:45 Partly cloudy. Temperature (°C): Current 0.3 Trend (per hour) +0.1 Average today 0.9 Wind chill -2.0 Heat index 0.3 Dew Point -10.6 Rel Humidity 45% Wind (mph): Current Gust 6.3 N Average Speed 4.3 N Rainfall (mm): Current rate 0.0 Last hour 0.0 Total today 1.0 Total yesterday 1.0 Total this month 2.0 Total this year 2.0 Pressure (mb): Current 1028.0 Trend (per hour) +0.3

Light snow showers this morning.

Light covering of snow on top of frozen Rain/Sleet that was falling about 1.30 this morning.

The process would only take place in a small pond due to the wind unless it had a pumped system. No wind, No turnover.

Lack of surface movement with light or no wind would stop heat loss from ponds. Could be a contributing factor.

That's a pity. I had a LaCrosse 2300 from the UKweathershop (Older model of 2350) and had no problems with it at all until it got smashed by a falling wall. I have purchased quite a lot of equipment from them with excellent customer service and the 2350 and the mounting kit would be well within your price range. Hope that helps you.

LaCrosse 2350 is a good starter model at a reasonable price. Also Maplin have some low priced kit that can connect to a PC.

Summary for December 2008 Temperature (°C): Mean (1 minute) 3.7 Mean (min+max) 3.2 Mean Minimum 0.7 Mean Maximum 5.8 Minimum -3.8 day 30 Maximum 12.7 day 21 Highest Minimum 7.7 day 20 Lowest Maximum 1.2 day 31 Air frosts 16 Rainfall (mm): Total for month 18.0 Wettest day 7.0 day 13 Rain days 6 Wind (mph): Highest Gust 36.2 day 03 Average Speed 5.1 Wind Run 2163.9 miles Gale days 0 Pressure (mb): Maximum 1041.0 day 26 Minimum 976.0 day 04 Days with snow falling 1 Days with snow lying at 0900 1

Did you have a look at the radio Shack user manual? http://support.radioshack.com/support_meters/doc63/63348.pdf Also have a look at this website and see if there is an answer to your problems. They are all pretty helpful if you can't find what you need. http://www.weather-watch.com/smf/index.php...oefl7hi3b3&

Must be a really big bonfire to go with the fireworks.

Many thanks to John and Paul for putting this together. A reminder for anyone using Adblock plus with Firefox, you need to disable it to see the NW TV videos. Or I do anyway

Another one to try is the master reset under the battery cover on the main unit.

I think it's hold down the channel button until it bleeps to a make it search for the sensors. If not take the back off the solar sensors and look for the reset button and give that a go. Radio shack website has a far more in depth manual than the one Oregon supply.

Have you tried changing the batteries?

It must have been voted that by fans of Emmerdale.

I live on the Fens and don't find them the least big ugly. I wouldn't move for the world except to another part of the Fens. Bye the way. Kent always has been known as the garden of England....it's not a new thing.