Caithness Weather

[Tugmistress]

OK, Caithness Weather (http://www.tugmistress.co.uk) now has a fourth weather station uploading, it is located in Reay :)
The windy thing will read slightly low as it is below rooftop height but as an indication it should be good :)

[Kodiak]

Ahh, the ole Anemometer Eh! Well blow me down. LOL :D

Looking forward to the 30th September and your Talk.

[Tugmistress]

lol, that's the one kodiak, i can't spell it or say it !!

Hopefully the 30th will be as entertaining as i think it might be ;)

[John Little]

I have been looking at your forecast.

Umbrellas out!!!


http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/

[Green_not_greed]

OK, Caithness Weather (http://www.tugmistress.co.uk) now has a fourth weather station uploading, it is located in Reay :)
The windy thing will read slightly low as it is below rooftop height but as an indication it should be good :)

Tugs - brilliant, thank you. As you know I work at Scrabster and so the Scrabster forecast has always been great to have (and accurate), but now to have one where I live is absolutely brilliant. You provide a truly winderful service. (Was a typo but appropriate to leave in!)

GNG

[Happy Guy]

lol, that's the one kodiak, i can't spell it or say it !!

Hopefully the 30th will be as entertaining as i think it might be ;)

I am sure it will, so please- everone come and support Tugs, and also hear our own expert meterologist Alison McLure, comming up from Edinburgh, Sept 30th, Wick and Thurso, and a chance to take part in the largest ever study of weather across the county, see: www.caithness-science.org (http://www.caithness-science.org)
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