BBC weather website changed

[rich ard]

I find the older style of the BBC weather website suits me best as it gives me rain, temp + wind together. I now find that I can only access the new weather graphics which shows a sliding bar along the bottom but gives less weather information. I cannot find a way to view the older style graphics. Does anyone know how to do that please?

Richard

[Gaina]

I liked the old site too. My 'local' forcast is not local at all now!! The distance between my actual postcode and where they get the weather reading from is a huge difference in terms of the weather you get there and her. February was a perfect exaple - where I live had quite a hefty covering of snow but when I got to Avonmouth there was nothing.

There doesn't seem to be a way to get the old interface back - we're stuck with it.

[The Woodman]

Try Metcheck.

[rich ard]

Thanks, will do.

Originally Posted by The Woodman

Try Metcheck.

[RoyW]

Unfortunately all weather forecasts seem to be going the same way - the people making the decisions seem to thing that we only want to know the temperature and whether it will be sunny.
I use metcheck now but it's not as good as the bbc one used to be.

[Gill Catton]

I use metcheck too, haven't looked back since I found it!

[rich ard]

MetCheck is not so easy to follow but all the info is there. I should get used to it quickly. Thanks to all.

Originally Posted by Gill Catton

I use metcheck too, haven't looked back since I found it!

[nightshade]

I want a website that gives Dawn and Dusk times as well as weather (a tide table would be useful as well )

[The Woodman]

nightshade, if it's any help, I use Metcheck for sunset / sunrise times for bat surveying. Just pop in the post code of the property or of one close to the area of interest and click either Today or whatever day of the week you want.

I also carry a paper copy of s/s - s/r issued by the HM Nautical Almanac Office, thta's a useful site as well.

[nightshade]

Thank you for that woodman, my reasons are the same BATS, I enjoy your informative posts by the way